43 Search Advocates Killed or Disappeared in Mexico Since 2010, Report Finds
A report by Article 19 documents 43 attacks on people searching for missing relatives in Mexico since 2010.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
A report by Article 19 documents 43 attacks on people searching for missing relatives in Mexico since 2010.
Police arrested a man in Puerto Juárez, Cancún, after finding 39 bags of suspected marijuana during a patrol.
Four suspects formally charged in three separate homicide cases in Tulum, Playa del Carmen, and Benito Juárez.
A taxi driver was robbed at gunpoint in Isla Mujeres, sparking safety concerns among drivers.
A federal court upheld a ruling against Juan Lorenzo Ortegón Pacheco for misappropriating Seguro Popular funds.
Mexican authorities raided a call center in Cancun, seizing the property and detaining employees for questioning.
CTM leader Maricruz Alanis Helguera denies tip theft allegations at Cozumel hotels, citing strict oversight and blaming external union disputes.
Argentina adds CJNG to its terrorist list, enabling financial sanctions and operational restrictions.
Ericka Contreras reports escalating online harassment and death threats following her ex-partner's imprisonment for vicarious violence.
A fire destroyed five palapas on Luis Donaldo Colosio Avenue in Playa del Carmen.
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