Mexico Sends Over 100 Firefighters to Help Battle Canadian Wildfires
Mexico deployed 104 emergency personnel to Ontario to assist with wildfires overwhelming local resources.
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Tulum Archaeological Site Entry Fees Now Collected by Mundo Maya Company, INAH Says
The INAH announced that the parastatal company Mundo Maya will now handle entrance fee collection at the Tulum archaeological site.
Mexico Cuts 1.5 Billion Pesos From Quintana Roo Budget, Finance Secretary Confirms
Quintana Roo confirms federal budget cuts of 1.5 billion pesos since February, affecting municipalities.
Playa del Carmen Sees 30% Revenue Boost From Discount Campaign
Municipal revenue in Playa del Carmen rose 25-30% last month due to a discount campaign that will continue through August.
Construction of Cancun’s Kukulcán Road Distributor Reaches 33% Completion
Construction of Cancun's Kukulcán road distributor is 33% complete, with a 484 million peso investment.
Yucatán Prosecutor’s Office Operates With Limited Resources Despite Low Crime Rates, Report Finds
A new report finds Yucatán's prosecutor's office suffers from low staffing and budget despite the state's low crime rates.
Low Attendance Persists at HIV Testing Sites in Cozumel
Despite prevention campaigns, few residents seek HIV testing on the island.
Authorities Warn Tulum’s Mayab Tulum Project Lacks Required Permits
Quintana Roo officials warn against investing in Mayab Tulum development due to missing permits and legal proceedings.
Cancún Residents Block Road to Protest Forensic Facility in Their Neighborhood
Residents of Cancún's Región 510 block Avenida Politécnico to demand cancellation of a morgue near homes.
Sheinbaum Points to Historic Land Corruption in Quintana Roo
President Claudia Sheinbaum says Quintana Roo has seen extreme cases of land fraud, with plots sold multiple times.