Mexico’s Military-Linked Company to Take Over Ticket Sales at Tulum Archaeological Site, Critics Say
A state-owned military-linked company will manage ticket sales at Tulum’s Jaguar Park, sparking concerns over militarization of heritage.
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Benito Juárez Nears Record Property Tax Collection, Hits 91% of Annual Goal by Mid-Year
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Tulum Fires 30 Officials Over Alleged ‘Coyote’ Bribery Schemes
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Tulum Eliminates Illegal Bus Stops to Streamline Public Transport
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Quintana Roo Police to Get Body Cameras That Cannot Be Turned Off
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Ex-Prosecutor Admits Negligence in Francisca Mariner Disappearance Case
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Mexico Sends Over 100 Firefighters to Help Battle Canadian Wildfires
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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.