UIMQROO to Build Student Dormitories With 19 Million Peso Investment
The Intercultural Maya University of Quintana Roo will build 20 dormitories for low-income students in José María Morelos, with an…
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The Intercultural Maya University of Quintana Roo will build 20 dormitories for low-income students in José María Morelos, with an…
Governor Mara Lezama led the fifth graduation of Quintana Roo's security university, adding 244 officers and creating the state's first…
Residents and tourists say concessionaires at Isla Mujeres' Playa Norte keep blocking the 10-meter public passage with lounge chairs and…
Plazas across Quintana Roo hosted Grito de Independencia celebrations, drawing 15,000 people in Cancún but a sparse, subdued crowd in…
Playa del Carmen recorded 30 new business openings in August, drawing nearly 2 million pesos in investment and creating 44…
The Tiburones del Caribe taxi union in Tulum says its new Xook app will let riders see vehicle locations in…
Mayor Estefanía Mercado launched Parquemanía at Forjadores Park to revive public spaces with participation from the CROC union.
The Playa del Carmen council unanimously approved creating a specialized agency for older adults and scheduled the mayor's annual report.
The Quintana Roo Public Security Department is professionalizing nearly 100 tourist police officers through a new diploma program and a…
Mexico's CURP Digital and CURP Biométrica are the same document, combining fingerprints and a photo to verify identity remotely for…
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