Civil and Family Lawsuits in Quintana Roo to Go Digital
Quintana Roo adopts the National Code of Civil and Family Procedures, allowing online filings with electronic signatures.
Courts
Alleged Rapist Avoids Jail for a Year After Judge Postpones Hearing 15 Times
A man accused of rape has evaded pretrial detention for over a year after a judge postponed his hearing 15…
14 Men Charged With Domestic Violence, Attempted Feminicide in Quintana Roo
Prosecutors in Quintana Roo have charged 14 men with domestic violence and attempted feminicide across multiple municipalities.
Man Sentenced to 37 Years for 2020 Feminicidio in Isla Mujeres
Jimy José Catzín Sanguino received 37.5 years for killing his partner in Isla Mujeres in April 2020.
Two Men Ordered to Stand Trial for Shooting in Tulum
A judge ordered two men to stand trial for a shooting in Tulum that left one person critically injured.
Mexico’s Profepa Shuts Down Illegal Coastal Construction in Quintana Roo, Yucatan, Campeche
Profepa inspections in three Mexican states led to 11 temporary closures for unauthorized coastal construction.
Mexico Bans Red Dye Erythrosine Over Cancer Risk
Mexico prohibits the use of erythrosine (Red 3) in foods and drinks after studies linked it to thyroid tumors in…
Former Quintana Roo Governor Roberto Borge Acquitted of Organized Crime, Granted House Arrest
A judge acquitted former Quintana Roo Governor Roberto Borge of organized crime, allowing him to serve house arrest for money…
Chichen Itza Closure: Pisté Council Takes Conflict to Supreme Court
Maya community files amparo to block new access scheme and permanent closure of old entrance.
Cozumel Foundation Weighs Future of Sacred Maya Crossing Amid Legal Uncertainty
The Foundation of Parks and Museums of Cozumel is considering reviving the Sacred Maya Crossing, pending a legal resolution.