Over 200 Families in Calderitas Claim Land Fraud After Paying Millions Without Receiving Titles
More than 200 families in Calderitas allege they paid over 30 million pesos for land but never received property titles.
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More than 200 families in Calderitas allege they paid over 30 million pesos for land but never received property titles.
Grupo Centurión officers thwarted a phone extortion scheme and safely located two missing adults in Cancún.
Spanish tourists say they bought fake diamonds from a Quinta Avenida jewelry store for 36,000 pesos.
State prosecutor's office seizes over 100 buckets of marijuana and other drugs in two Cancún neighborhoods.
A Latinus investigation found Grupo Foret sold thousands of lots in Yucatan without environmental permits or basic services, leaving buyers…
Federal security secretary Omar García Harfuch announced the arrest of a cartel leader who operated from Quintana Roo.
Authorities seized 982 vape pens in a Cancún raid and charged a man with selling them illegally.
Fear of crime fell in Cancun and Chetumal in June, though both cities remain above national average.
One person was reportedly wounded in a shooting overnight in the heart of Playa del Carmen’s downtown tourist district, prompting…
An animal-welfare organization is appealing for information after receiving a report that a dog was found dead and tied by…
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