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Quintana Roo Plans to End In-Person Visitax Collection at Cancún Airport
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12 Nov 2026, Thu

Law Enforcement

Two people sit at a folding table with coolers and a crate on the paved shoulder of a road beside a white hatchback and green street signs.
A black police pickup truck with red and blue emergency lights activated is parked on a street at night, with the word POLICIA on its side and the number 82286 on its front bumper.
Several police officers in dark uniforms and caps stand beside a black patrol truck marked with numbers and a Mexican flag patch, with two people whose faces are blurred standing among them at night.
A person in dark clothing stands on a dirt path beside a white car at night, with other figures visible in the background.
A woman in a dark blue collared shirt speaks while holding a small microphone, with people holding phones and a camera around her and a uniformed person standing in the background.
cellphone scams increasing despite registration requirements
A silver sedan with a crushed hood and damaged front bumper sits on a flatbed tow truck beside a road lined with palm trees.
Several protest banners with Spanish text and photos hang along a roadside barrier beside stacked black tires, with green highway signs reading Punta Nizuc, Puerto Cancun and Antonio Enriquez Savignac above them in front of dense trees.