Quintana Roo Ranks Third Nationally in Corruption of Minors With 182 Cases
Quintana Roo holds third place nationally for corruption of minors with 182 investigation files, and the highest rate in the…
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Quintana Roo holds third place nationally for corruption of minors with 182 investigation files, and the highest rate in the…
Three or four Playa del Carmen churches have faced extortion in 2026, officials say, as a city program trains religious…
A Quintana Roo lawmaker wants up to 15 years in prison for adults who involve minors in drinking, drugs, sexual…
Federal prosecutors are reviewing 17 people identified through a new analysis of phone calls from the night of the 2014…
Two hotel employees were killed near the Kohunlich ruins in southern Quintana Roo in what officials are investigating as a…
Eduardo Andrés Ávila Valencia, 32, was found beaten but conscious in a Chetumal subdivision early Tuesday, more than 24 hours…
A private security guard found a charred taxi on a dirt road near Dolphin Discovery in Playa del Carmen, deepening…
A federal judge has dismissed an amparo petition from the owner of Animalandia Maya and four employees, who remain under…
Quintana Roo officials deactivated the search alert for 3-year-old Emma Solís, reported missing with her mother in Cancún. Her father…
Hugo N, 30, was arrested in Cancún's Supermanzana 66 and linked to 24 investigations into violent robberies of convenience stores…
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