Mauricio Duhart Dies From Injuries in Cancun Ice Cream Shop Explosion
Mauricio Duhart, severely burned in an April 3 explosion at his Cancun ice cream shop, died Wednesday morning.
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Mauricio Duhart, severely burned in an April 3 explosion at his Cancun ice cream shop, died Wednesday morning.
A federal court lifted the two-year suspension of Sitravem, the company responsible for the 2023 elevator death of 7-year-old Aitana…
Mexico's National Security Law limits foreign agents to information exchange, barring arrests or law enforcement actions.
State and federal authorities raided a suspected drug distribution point in Tulum's Maya Pax neighborhood.
A two-year-old boy was hospitalized in Tulum after allegedly ingesting gasoline during a family visit to a cenote.
Neighbors in Cancún subdued two men caught stealing a motorcycle, beating and tying them before police arrived.
A woman suspected in at least seven robberies in Cancun was arrested after confronting police officers during a patrol.
President Claudia Sheinbaum proposes installing security arches at archaeological sites following a shooting at Teotihuacan.
Puerto Morelos plans to install 20 surveillance cameras along the Cenote Route to enhance security for tourists and residents.
Kira Iris San, a former official under Mayor Lili Campos, files an injunction against the municipal oversight body.
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