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12 Nov 2026, Thu

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A person in a black graduation gown and cap, seen from behind, holds the cap with both hands while holding a dark folder under one arm.
A large white building with the words Poder Judicial del Estado de Quintana Roo on its wall stands beside a glass fronted entrance and trees.
Two people sit at a folding table with coolers and a crate on the paved shoulder of a road beside a white hatchback and green street signs.
Several protest banners with Spanish text and photos hang along a roadside barrier beside stacked black tires, with green highway signs reading Punta Nizuc, Puerto Cancun and Antonio Enriquez Savignac above them in front of dense trees.
A woman in a denim jacket and white dress stands beside a grave decorated with orange and pink flowers while a man in a hat plays an acoustic guitar in a cemetery.
A large crowd of people stands outside a building with glass walls and a reddish brown facade under a blue sky with white clouds.
A large cast of performers in ornate costumes and body paint dance on a stage around two decorated floats, one topped with a red feathered figure and another with a figure in a leopard print costume, amid drifting smoke.
Mexican lawyer and businessman Víctor Manuel Álvarez Puga, husband of television host Inés Gómez Mont, who is being held by US immigration authorities in Miami