Mexican Military Tourism Group Accused of Creating Monopoly in Maya Region
Local businesses in Mexico's Maya region accuse the military-run GAFSACOMM of unfair competition through subsidized packages.
Politics
Maya Leaders Demand Respect and Audit of Funds Linked to Xcaret
Traditional Maya authorities in Quintana Roo call for an audit of 15 million pesos tied to a tourism agreement.
Cozumel Tops National Ranking for Highest Per Capita Municipal Debt
Cozumel leads Mexico in per capita municipal debt, with each resident bearing over 4,400 pesos in liabilities.
Xcaret Group Retains Trademark Rights After Court Ruling, Indigenous Participation Questions Persist
A Mexican court ruled in favor of Xcaret Group, allowing it to keep its trademark, but concerns remain about indigenous…
U.S. Expands Mandatory Social Media Checks for Mexican Visa Applicants
The U.S. State Department has expanded mandatory social media reviews to more visa categories for Mexican applicants.
State Anticorruption Prosecutor Confirms No Active Local Cases Against Ex-Governor Roberto Borge
Quintana Roo's anticorruption prosecutor says no active local legal cases remain against former governor Roberto Borge.
Xcaret Continues Normal Operations Despite Supreme Court Ruling on Mayan Imagery
Xcaret parks continue normal operations despite a Supreme Court ruling on Mayan cultural imagery.
U.S. Report Highlights Trade Barriers With Mexico Ahead of USMCA Review
The U.S. identifies customs delays, energy policies, and technical standards as key trade obstacles with Mexico.
U.S. Administration Claims Pemex Owes $2.5 Billion to American Energy Suppliers
The Trump administration says Pemex owes over $2.5 billion to U.S. energy service providers.
Indigenous Leader Questions Fate of 15 Million Pesos for Maya Cultural Use
An indigenous leader in Quintana Roo says funds from a private agreement never reached Maya communities.