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.
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Xcaret Cancels Sacred Mayan Journey for 2026 After Court Ruling
Grupo Xcaret has announced the cancellation of the upcoming Travesía Sagrada Maya (Sacred Mayan Journey) following a recent ruling by…
U.S. Recognizes Mexico’s Role in Drug Cartel Crackdown as Overdose Deaths Decline
U.S. officials acknowledge Mexico's cooperation in combating drug trafficking as overdose deaths drop 35%.
U.S. Reactivates $10 Million Reward for Capture of ‘El Chapo’ Sons ‘Los Chapitos’
U.S. authorities have renewed a $10 million reward for information leading to the capture of 'Los Chapitos,' the sons of…
Experts Urge Mexican Government to Acknowledge ‘Historic Error’ of Maya Train Project
Specialists say the Maya Train has devastated communities and ecosystems, contrary to promised benefits.
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 Mobility Official Denies 30-Year Concessions in New Public Transport System
The head of Quintana Roo's mobility institute says concessions in the Mobi system will be 10-15 years, not 30.
Middle East Conflict Drives Mexican Food Prices Up 4.59% in March
Mexican food prices surged 4.59% in March due to Middle East conflict impacts on fuel and fertilizer costs.
Document Reveal Playa del Carmen Mayor Misled Public on Tax Collection Deal
Official documents show Playa del Carmen's mayor misrepresented terms of a property tax collection agreement with state authorities.
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.