INAH Weighs Changes to Tulum Archaeological Zone Operations
INAH is considering changes to Tulum archaeological zone operations, including access fees and ticketing, after talks with union leaders.
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New Blackout Leaves Five Playa del Carmen Neighborhoods and Puerto Aventuras Without Power
A power outage left five neighborhoods in Playa del Carmen and the municipal office of Puerto Aventuras without electricity for…
SAT Gains Fast-Track Audit Powers For Suspected False Invoices
Mexico’s Tax Administration Service has begun using a new fast-track inspection procedure to investigate taxpayers suspected of issuing invoices for…
Mahahual Boardwalk Renovation Moves Forward After Original Perfect Day Project Is Rejected
Quintana Roo is preparing a 197.5 million-peso improvement program for Mahahual, including work on the community’s waterfront boardwalk, tourist streets…
Sheinbaum Urges Isla Mujeres Business Owners to Report Extortion
President Claudia Sheinbaum called on business owners in Isla Mujeres to file formal complaints over alleged extortion and corruption.
Mexico Orders Closure of All Militarized Schools After Teen’s Death
Mexico's education secretary ordered all militarized schools closed by August 31, following the death of a 13-year-old at a military-style…
Cancún Shuts Down Six Irregular Housing Developments, Two Under Review
Authorities in Cancún have closed six irregular housing developments and are reviewing two more for permit violations.
Mexico’s Conagua Offers Free Water Concession Regularization for Expired Permits
Conagua launches free one-year program to regularize expired water concessions, offering legal certainty to users.
Quintana Roo Ramps Up Storm Preparedness With Civil Protection Training
Quintana Roo launches training for 300 civil protection personnel to improve storm and hurricane response.
Two-Thirds of Cozumel Councilors Boycott Session, Halting Key Votes
Six of nine Cozumel councilors skipped a key session, preventing votes on investment programs and fishing support.