Water Shortage Leaves 18 Playa Del Carmen Neighborhoods Without Running Water
Residents of 18 neighborhoods in Playa del Carmen face severe water shortages, blaming the private concessionaire Aguakan.
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Residents of 18 neighborhoods in Playa del Carmen face severe water shortages, blaming the private concessionaire Aguakan.
Experts say Playa del Carmen must update its Local Ecological Ordinance Program to avoid legal disputes over urban development.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado says a federal plan will bring 'big news' to tackle sargassum in 2027.
Quintana Roo, Mexico — The Quintana Roo State Attorney General's Office (FGE), in coordination with...
Free entry to Jaguar Park doesn't solve beach access issues due to parking shortages, says local entrepreneur.
Authorities in Cancún shut down a business for mishandling used cooking oil and grease.
The state government allocates funds for fuel aid and social security payments for sugarcane workers.
Two former municipal officials must appear August 17 to explain missing funds from the 2023 budget.
Three homeless foreigners have been repatriated from Cancún, while 15 remain in rehabilitation, IMCA reports.
More than 200 families in Calderitas allege they paid over 30 million pesos for land but never received property titles.
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