Seop Highlights 100 Million Peso Investment in Tulum Infrastructure
The Public Works Secretariat plans 100 million pesos for Tulum in 2026, including road repairs and sports domes.
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Cozumel Officials Push for Regulation of Vacation Rentals on Digital Platforms
Cozumel tourism officials propose new rules for short-term rentals to level the playing field with hotels.
Indigenous Language Translators Lacking in Government Services, ANIPA Coordinator Says
Hermelindo Be Cituk says government agencies fail to provide indigenous language translators despite legal requirements.
Ejido Laguna Om Faces Third Expropriation for Maya Train Freight Line
The federal government expropriates over 33 hectares from a conservation-minded ejido in Quintana Roo for the Maya Train cargo project.
Judge Clears Former Events Director in Dancer Death Case
A judge in Playa del Carmen declined to press charges against a former events director in the death of a…
Outrage After Sea Turtle Hatchlings Found Dead in Isla Mujeres
Images of dead sea turtle hatchlings in Isla Mujeres spark public outrage and calls for investigation.
Federal Intervention Puts Tulum’s Local Government Under Scrutiny
A sharply worded editorial post accusing Tulum Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo of governing “by remote control” has placed new attention…
Free Entry, But Not Free Access: Tulum Visitors Still Report Barriers at Parque del Jaguar
TULUM, Quintana Roo — The federal government’s new free-entry policy for Parque del Jaguar was...
1982 decree may void land claims in Tulum park dispute
Chetumal, Quintana Roo — The head of the State Prosecutor’s Office, Raciel López Salazar, confirmed...
Chetumal Opens First Internationally Certified Track in Yucatan Peninsula
Quintana Roo inaugurates Chetumal's first internationally certified athletics track, boosting high-performance sports and event hosting.