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2 Nov 2026, Mon

Cozumel

A large group of costumed performers, many wearing skull makeup and feathered headdresses, pose on and in front of an outdoor stage decorated with butterfly cutouts and a sign reading Greencentro.
A large hole with broken concrete and dark debris sits beside an orange post and plywood panels near a pool edge.
A man in a maroon shirt and cap with his arm around another man in a light blue polo shirt as they walk on a street with other people behind them.
A group of people wearing hard hats and safety vests stand around a wooden table looking at large blueprints at a construction site with unfinished block walls in the background.
A large steel framework of a building under construction stands against a cloudy blue sky, with a worker on the upper beams, scaffolding, and construction materials on the ground below.
A group of adults in formal and traditional dress pose in front of a large yellow floral arch, with children in costume and face paint standing behind them.
A smiling man in a white polo shirt stands outdoors in front of greenery and a decorative structure in the background.$# CAPTION
Mototaxi drivers in Cozumel gather for a two-day road safety course taught by municipal traffic officers
Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama speaks at the opening of the Cancún Travel Mart 2026 alongside tourism officials