Quintana Roo and Notaries Council Sign Agreement to Boost Will-Making Program
Government and notaries agree on reduced fee of 3,000 pesos plus VAT for wills made in September and October.
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Government and notaries agree on reduced fee of 3,000 pesos plus VAT for wills made in September and October.
FPMC invites middle and high school students to compete in the 22nd Mexican Song Contest on September 25 at Museo…
Tulum councilman criticizes oversupply of tourist services and calls for focus on quality, healthcare and infrastructure.
AGEPRO officials and Ejido Bacalar leaders met to advance legal certainty for properties in the municipality.
A new protocol will guide Yucatan schools after a suicide death, and prevention events will run through September.
Mexico's cold front season starts this month, bringing possible wind, rain and cooler temperatures to Quintana Roo until May.
The Quintana Roo Legislature approved a phased rollout of the National Code of Civil and Family Procedures, beginning June 1.
IMCAP opens enrollment for its 2026-2027 art workshops in Playa del Carmen and Puerto Aventuras, including new ukulele and songwriting…
A private bus carrying about 40 people burned completely on Federal Highway 307 early Wednesday; all occupants escaped safely.
Recent power outages in Chetumal caused restaurant revenue losses between 11% and 50%, a local industry leader says.
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