Six Men Arrested for Extortion in Cozumel, Demanded Monthly Payments for ‘Protection’
Six men arrested in Cozumel for extorting a tour vendor, demanding 50,000 pesos monthly as 'derecho de piso.'
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Santa Comida Exhibition in Cozumel Portrays Solidarity During Pandemic
Artist Martine Dufour's oil portraits document food insecurity and community aid during COVID-19 in Riviera Maya.
Cozumel Lawmaker Honors 178th Anniversary of El Cedral Traditions
Deputy Renán Sánchez Tajonar praised the cultural significance of the Santa Cruz de Sabán festival in El Cedral.
Mexico rejects Cozumel cruise pier expansion over reef damage
Cozumel, Quintana Roo — Mexico’s Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) has denied an...
Substation Failure Causes Partial Blackout in Playa del Carmen and Cozumel, Service 96% Restored
A substation failure left over 274,000 users without power in Playa del Carmen and Cozumel; service restored to 96%.
Sea Turtle Nesting Season Begins in Cozumel, Marking Start of Conservation Efforts in Mexican Caribbean
The first loggerhead turtle nests have been recorded on Cozumel beaches, launching a critical conservation period.
Mexican Navy Rescues American Sailor Adrift Off Cozumel
Mexican Navy rescues an American sailor whose sailboat lost propulsion and was drifting 70 nautical miles off Cozumel.
Cozumel Extortion Suspect Arrested for Demanding $2,000 Monthly ‘Protection’ Payments
A man accused of extorting a restaurant owner for $2,000 monthly in Cozumel has been arrested and charged.
Mexico Rejects SSA Cruise Pier Expansion in Cozumel Over Environmental Concerns
Mexico's environmental agency denied SSA Mexico's cruise pier expansion in Cozumel, citing severe ecological risks to marine ecosystems.
Traditional El Cedral Fair Kicks Off in Cozumel With 178-Year-Old Legacy
Cozumel launched its historic El Cedral Fair, a 178-year-old tradition honoring the Santa Cruz de Sabán.