Journalists in Southern Quintana Roo Reject Proposed Press Protection Law
Journalists from Chetumal, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen oppose a new press law, citing lack of transparency and consultation.
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Journalists from Chetumal, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen oppose a new press law, citing lack of transparency and consultation.
Chetumal's June Artisan Piece of the Month features miniature Anglo-Caribbean wooden houses, preserving the city's architectural heritage.
Free public screenings of over a dozen World Cup matches in Cozumel and Isla Mujeres, featuring Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and…
Mayor Estefania Mercado opens a youth center offering English classes, counseling, and entrepreneurship programs.
Quintana Roo administered over 330,000 vaccine doses, exceeding its target by 277% during the National Vaccination Drive.
Residents of Ejido Alfredo V. Bonfil blocked Luis Donaldo Colosio Boulevard to protest alleged police abuses and demand the release…
Playa del Carmen inaugurated an interactive room promoting education, culture, and civic participation at the Jaime Torres Bodet Library.
Playa del Carmen's Operativo Borrador brings police, prosecutors, and social services to schools to prevent crime and protect students.
At 81, Captain Carmelo still offers whale shark tours in Holbox, recalling a time before roads and motors.
Two health centers in Playa del Carmen will be transferred to the DIF system after completing renovations.
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