Maya Communities Reject Indigenous Law Consultation as a “Simulation”
Yucatan Peninsula Maya communities refuse to endorse a federal indigenous rights law, calling the consultation process a "simulation" that limits…
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Yucatan Peninsula Maya communities refuse to endorse a federal indigenous rights law, calling the consultation process a "simulation" that limits…
At least 30% of companies in Cancún have halted donations, forcing charities to postpone programs and hitting charity races hard.
Quintana Roo's mobility institute now offers online renewal for A1 and A2 driver's licenses, with new credentials delivered by courier.
Residents in Playa del Carmen blocked a road to demand CFE fix a transformer that left two blocks without power…
Cancún protects over 1 million sea turtle eggs in 8,710 nests as the peak hatching season begins.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado announced 25 municipal police officers are suspended amid citizen complaints and investigations.
Nearly a decade after an attack between neighbors left Roberto Hugo González Cabrera unable to move his arms or legs,…
Recurring blackouts in Playa del Carmen are leaving hotel workers exhausted, affecting their performance, a union leader says.
Isla Mujeres invites families and businesses to its mascot race Saturday at Playa Centro. Registration is open via WhatsApp.
A birdwatching session at Cozumel's Parque Urbano Corazón helped residents identify local species and understand their role in island ecosystems.
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