Cozumel Restaurant Shut Down After Brutal Brawl Leaves Two Hospitalized
Authorities closed a restaurant in Cozumel after a violent brawl involving tourists, taxi drivers, and staff left two people hospitalized.
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Brawl Involving Tourists Erupts in Cozumel Tourist Zone, Police Make Arrests
A brawl between tourists, restaurant staff, and taxi drivers broke out in Cozumel's tourist zone, prompting police intervention.
Cozumel Critics Accuse Mayor of Ceding Control Over Key Resources
Critics say Mayor José Luis Chacón has failed to defend Cozumel's interests, particularly regarding a cruise trust fund.
Cozumel Captures 4 of Every 10 Cruise Passengers in Mexico
Cozumel received 2.3 million cruise passengers from January to May, accounting for 40% of Mexico's total.
Cozumel Park Hosts ‘Mindful Walk’ to Boost Environmental Education
Students from CONALEP participated in a mindful walk at Parque Urbano Corazón to reflect on nature and conservation.
IMSS Revives Cozumel Clinic Renovation to Add Beds While Planning New Hospital
The IMSS has restarted a renovation project for Cozumel's family clinic, adding 10 temporary beds while planning a new 72-bed…
Cozumel Targets Record 1,374 Cruise Ship Arrivals in 2026
Cozumel could see 1,374 cruise ships this year, a 7.9% increase over 2025, driven by its proximity to Florida.
Cozumel Officials Defend San Miguelito Wastewater Plant After Environmental Complaints
CAPA Cozumel says the San Miguelito treatment plant is running normally with no leaks or environmental risks.
Homeless Population Grows in Cozumel, Raising Social Alarms
Between 70 and 120 people now sleep on Cozumel's streets, up from 65 last year, driven by addiction and mental…
Ex-Governor Roberto Borge Seeks to Recover Land Amid Ongoing Money Laundering Case
Roberto Borge, acquitted of organized crime, still faces money laundering charges involving his parents and 22 prime properties.