Tulum Separates Two Inspection Officials Amid Corruption Allegations; Traffic Department Also Under Review
Two inspectors in Tulum were removed after citizen complaints of extortion. The mayor says traffic officers will also be investigated.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Two inspectors in Tulum were removed after citizen complaints of extortion. The mayor says traffic officers will also be investigated.
A federal judge in Chetumal upheld charges against Briseidy Koo Dávila for impersonating a veterinarian in the Xibalba pet cremation…
A woman was detained by Isla Mujeres police for recording them. Rights groups say documenting public officials is legal.
Mexico seizes over 3 tons of cocaine and a massive meth lab after Trump's G7 comments on cartels.
A man's body and head were found in separate spots in Cancun's Villas Otoch Paraíso. Authorities investigate possible organized crime…
A woman died and a man was injured after a company bus struck their motorcycle on the Punta Sam highway;…
A man recruited three teenage girls via TikTok to sell drugs in Tulum; he has been ordered to pretrial detention.
A man and woman were critically injured after their motorcycle hit a parked car and then a taxi in Playa…
Mexican authorities seized a property in Playa del Carmen as part of an investigation linking former mayor Lili Campos to…
A young man suffered severe machete wounds in a brawl in Felipe Carrillo Puerto; the suspect fled before police arrived.
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