Former Quintana Roo Governor Mario Villanueva Rejects Seeking Pardon From President Sheinbaum
Mario Villanueva says he won't ask Claudia Sheinbaum for a pardon, citing her difficult position amid US accusations.
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Roberto Borge’s Legal Team Files Complaint Over Delay in Home Detention Hearing
Former Quintana Roo governor Roberto Borge's lawyers filed a complaint over delays in his home detention hearing.
Man Charged With Feminicide in Playa del Carmen
A man was formally charged with feminicide after a woman was found stabbed in a Playa del Carmen boarding house.
Former Playa del Carmen Mayor Lili Campos Summoned for Questioning Over Alleged Fund Misappropriation
Lili Campos and two ex-officials face questioning over alleged misappropriation of funds during her administration.
Justice for Sativa: U.S. Man Sentenced in Cancún Femicide Case
A U.S. citizen has been sentenced to 50 years in prison in Mexico for the femicide of Sativa Nichelle Transue,…
Former Ministerial Police Officer Found Guilty in 2020 Cancun Disappearance Case
A former ministerial police officer was convicted for the 2020 disappearance of two young people in Cancun.
Federal Judge Allows Clearing Over Sac Actún Underground Rivers, Citing Lack of Evidence
A federal judge denied an injunction against clearing over the Sac Actún cave system, ruling environmentalists failed to specify risks.
Journalists Union Proposes Law to Protect Reporters in Quintana Roo Amid Rising Violence
A journalists' union in Quintana Roo has proposed a state law to protect reporters, citing slow federal response to threats.
Mexico Supreme Court Strikes Down Five-Year Cohabitation Requirement for Widow’s Pension
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled that requiring five years of cohabitation for a widow's pension is unconstitutional.
Most Inmates in Quintana Roo Prisons Await Sentencing, Data Shows
Nearly 70% of inmates in Quintana Roo prisons have not received a final sentence, causing overcrowding and straining the justice…