Quintana Roo Labor Department Opens 20 Cases Against Companies for Unpaid Profit Sharing
Quintana Roo's labor department has initiated 20 administrative proceedings against companies for failing to pay profit sharing to workers.
Courts
Court Orders School to Pay $21 Million to Expelled Student, Sparking Debate on Bullying Protocols
A Mexican court ordered a private high school to pay 21 million pesos to a former student expelled over harassment…
Quintana Roo Congress Approves Reform to Shield Elections From Foreign Interference
The reform adds foreign interference as grounds for annulling local elections, protecting democratic sovereignty.
Young Lawyer Executed in Front of His Father Highlights Security Crisis in Playa del Carmen
Édgar Palma was shot dead returning from a hearing; his father begged attackers to kill him instead.
Charges Filed in Murder of Cancun Taxi Driver Found Dead in His Vehicle
A suspect has been charged with aggravated homicide in the May murder of a Cancun taxi driver found shot to…
Massive Data Leak Exposes Sensitive Records in Quintana Roo
A data breach in Quintana Roo exposed thousands of sensitive records, including personal data of victims and witnesses.
Four Men Charged With Sexual Crimes in Quintana Roo Municipalities
Four men face charges for sexual abuse and rape in Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Cancun.
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.
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.