Mexico’s Supreme Court to Settle Decades-Old Border Dispute That Could Redraw Yucatan Peninsula Map
Mexico's Supreme Court will resolve a territorial dispute between three states that has left over 150 communities without clear governance.
Quintana Roo
Business Leaders Warn of Legal Uncertainty Over Maya Cultural Symbols in Quintana Roo
Business group warns Supreme Court rulings on Maya symbols could lead to arbitrary closures, impacting tourism.
Tortilla Prices Set to Rise in Quintana Roo as Production Costs Increase
Tortilla prices in Quintana Roo will increase by 2 to 4 pesos per kilogram starting Wednesday.
Mexican Supreme Court Sanctions Xcaret Over Maya Symbol Use, Sparking Debate on Cultural Appropriation
Mexico's Supreme Court fined Xcaret for commercial use of Maya symbols, raising questions about cultural appropriation.
Quintana Roo Sends Largest-Ever Delegation to National CONADE Olympics and Paralympics
Governor Mara Lezama flags off over 800 athletes representing Quintana Roo at the 2026 CONADE National Olympics and Paralympics.
Belize Police Identify Pilots in Half-Ton Cocaine Seizure Near Mexican Border
Belize authorities reveal identities of pilots caught transporting over 550kg of cocaine destined for Quintana Roo.
Quintana Roo Official Claims ‘Zero Casualties’ During Holiday Period Despite 29 Deaths
State security secretary declared 'zero casualties' during Easter holidays, but records show 29 fatalities.
Crocodiles in Cenotes: Rare but Possible in Yucatan Peninsula
Crocodiles occasionally appear in cenotes, though they typically inhabit manglares and coastal areas.
Quintana Roo Law Makes Dog Attack Deaths Homicide Against Owners
New law in Quintana Roo holds dog owners criminally liable for fatal attacks, with up to 10 years in prison.
Progreso Port Expansion to Boost Yucatan Tourism with Larger Cruise Ships
Progreso port expansion will allow larger cruise ships to dock, boosting Yucatan tourism starting next year.