Tulum Businessman Denounces Year-Long Extortion by Alleged Inspection Officials
Carlos Hernández says he paid about 2,500 pesos a month to people posing as Tulum inspection officials for a year.
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Carlos Hernández says he paid about 2,500 pesos a month to people posing as Tulum inspection officials for a year.
Prosecutors say Julian Andrean N, 38, lured three people to a Cancún property before a gunman opened fire, killing one.
About 140 Cancún mototaxi drivers paraded past City Hall to demand security after arson attacks, extortion and a stabbing.
Cancún, Quintana Roo — Tourist transport operators at Cancún International Airport say over-regulation and excessive...
Tulum, Quintana Roo — Five people — four men and one woman — have been...
Quintana Roo officials warn that fireworks are banned for Independence Day celebrations, with fines up to 250,000 pesos and prison…
A civic security coordinator says increases in extortion and trafficking complaints reflect growing confidence, while warning family violence and rape…
Two armed men tried to force a Cozumel woman into their truck as she rode to work; she fought them…
Quintana Roo will test a child protection protocol with hotels, travel agencies and vacation rentals in October as officials confront…
Three men were arrested in Tulum after a taxi driver was beaten and robbed for refusing to carry more passengers…
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