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4 Nov 2026, Wed

Government

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A group of adults and children pose in front of a Cultura Quintana Roo banner, surrounded by tables displaying saxophones, drums, guitars, and wooden percussion instruments in a room with bookshelves.
A large open-sided metal canopy with a curved roof and red support columns stands over a paved area, with people and buildings visible in the background.
A man with a beard wearing a light green long-sleeved shirt and two clip-on microphones stands in the foreground of a conference room where people are seated at tables and standing near a banner.
A large mound of orange marigold flowers fills most of the frame on a white table, with people and market stalls visible in the background.
An aerial view shows dense green vegetation with light-colored clearings in the foreground, a wide body of water in the middle distance, and a blue sky with white clouds above.
A group of people, many wearing orange and blue uniforms, stand outside a glass storefront while a man in a light shirt and a woman in a striped shirt face them.