Researchers File 700-Page Criminal Complaint Against INAH Over Maya Train Damage
Researchers accuse INAH of dismantling 47 Maya monuments for use in Balam Tun park.
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Former Quintana Roo Governor Roberto Borge Reappears Nine Years After Panama Arrest, Still Faces Money Laundering Trial
Former Quintana Roo Gov. Roberto Borge, arrested in Panama in 2017, reappears in a photo while under house arrest for…
Citizen Initiative Seeks to Legally Recognize Animals as Sentient Beings in Quintana Roo
A citizen proposal aims to reform Quintana Roo's Civil Code to recognize animals as sentient beings and ban cruel terms.
US seeks life for ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, cites Mexico corruption
New York — Federal prosecutors in the United States have requested a life sentence for...
Mexico’s top court to rule on bee crisis and pesticide regulation
San Francisco de Campeche, Campeche — Mexico’s Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal...
Mexico Opens New Complaint Against Xcaret Over Use of Maya Symbols
Mexico's copyright institute opens a new complaint against Grupo Xcaret for unauthorized commercial use of Maya cultural heritage.
Two Cancun Taxi Drivers Sentenced to 6 Years for Beating and Robbing Uber Driver
Two Cancun taxi drivers were sentenced to six years in prison for assaulting and robbing an Uber driver in 2023.
INAH Union to File Criminal Complaint Over Alleged Damage to Archaeological Heritage Linked to Maya Train
The INAH teachers' union has filed a criminal complaint over alleged damage to archaeological sites during Maya Train construction.
Calica Files Appeal Against Federal Court Ruling in Environmental Dispute
US-owned Calica challenges court ruling upholding closure of its La Rosita quarry over environmental violations.
Federal Judge Frees Former Tulum Official Accused of Domestic Violence
A federal judge in Tabasco granted amparo to Lorenzo Miranda, ex-director of Urban Development in Tulum, four weeks after his…