Pablo Bustamante Resigns as Quintana Roo Welfare Secretary, Fueling Political Speculation
Pablo Bustamante stepped down as Quintana Roo's welfare secretary, likely to seek the mayoral candidacy in Cancun.
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Woman Accusing Former Tulum Official of Attempted Femicide Speaks Out, Fears for Her Safety
A woman who accused a former Tulum official of domestic violence and attempted femicide has spoken publicly, alleging a new…
Quintana Roo Congress Committee Receives Initiatives on Child Welfare and Indigenous Consultation
Two initiatives aim to strengthen child rearing obligations and establish indigenous consultation procedures in Quintana Roo.
Mara Lezama Says Sargasso Emergency Declaration Is Federal Responsibility, Full Strategy Due in 15 Days
Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama says a sargasso emergency declaration is a federal matter and a full strategy will be…
Playa del Carmen Police Recruits Undergo 1,000-Hour Training Program
New police officers in Playa del Carmen are completing over 1,000 hours of training in a comprehensive program.
Playa del Carmen Mayor Cites ‘Multiculturalism’ After World Cup Final Arrests
Playa del Carmen mayor says five arrests after World Cup final are due to the city's multicultural nature.
US Accuses Russia of Operating Spy Networks in Mexico
A US State Department report alleges Cuba and Russia have run espionage operations in Mexico and other Latin American countries…
Free Entry to Jaguar Park Takes Effect for Mexican Nationals
New fees and tax incentives for Tulum archaeological zone and national park take effect July 20.
Another Possible Illegal Arrest by Playa del Carmen Police Revealed
A man filed a federal amparo against Playa del Carmen police for alleged illegal detention and torture.
Quintana Roo Shields Food Aid Programs From Political Use During Elections
Quintana Roo will distribute food aid directly to families during elections, banning intermediaries and political involvement.