Tourism Slows in Quintana Roo as Mexico’s Export Boom Stalls
Sargassum and air capacity cuts slow Quintana Roo tourism, while Deloitte says Mexico's export boom fails to lift growth.
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Drug Dealing Crimes Rise 30% in Quintana Roo
Officials recorded 1,898 retail drug offenses from January to July, up from 1,460 in the same period of 2025.
Armadillo Sightings Decline Across Maya Zone in Quintana Roo
Residents and farm workers report fewer armadillo sightings in the Maya zone, raising concerns for the region's ecosystems.
Quintana Roo Fuel Prices Exceed National Reference Limits
Regular gas sells for up to 26 pesos per liter in island destinations, while diesel reaches 28.29 pesos in Cancún.
Study Finds Sargassum Workers in Quintana Roo Exposed to Dangerous Hydrogen Sulfide Levels
UNAM study finds sargassum collectors in Quintana Roo face hydrogen sulfide levels above safety limits, posing health risks.
Kukulcán Overpass in Cancún Reaches 42 Percent Completion
Cancún's Kukulcán overpass reaches 42.1 percent completion, with crews working around underground power and fiber-optic lines.
Quintana Roo Residents Surrender Over 3,000 Cartridges in Disarmament Fairs
Residents in Playa del Carmen and Othón P. Blanco turned in more than 3,000 cartridges and several firearms during voluntary…
Two Women Arrested and Drugs Seized in Raids Across Bacalar and Cancun
State prosecutors arrested two women and seized drugs, bank cards and a vehicle in coordinated raids in Bacalar and Cancun.
Canirac Seeks Extra Hour for Cancún Restaurants; Municipality Refuses
Cancún restaurant owners want an extra operating hour, but the city refuses, citing regulations and warning of possible license losses.
CNET Urges Federal Action on Sargassum and Legal Certainty to Protect Quintana Roo Tourism
Mexico's tourism council calls for federal support on promotion, security and legal certainty as sargassum and judicial reform weigh on…