Caobas Ejido Leaders Urge State and Army to Fix Maya Train Water Crossings
Caobas ejido leaders say Maya Train water crossings flood and endanger farmers, urging state and federal action.
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Caobas ejido leaders say Maya Train water crossings flood and endanger farmers, urging state and federal action.
Semarnat conditionally approved Xcaret's park expansion, requiring consultation with indigenous communities before construction begins.
Tulum will host CIMA 2026, Ismerely's annual convention, from Aug. 15-19, bringing over 2,200 ambassadors and international guests to the…
The Tulum Lobster Festival kicks off Friday in Punta Allen and continues through Sunday in downtown Tulum, featuring lobster dishes…
Upcoming shopping centers, tenant incentives and lower real estate prices are expected to drive economic activity in Tulum ahead of…
Visitors say a Tulum business advertises free parking but demands purchases, misleading tourists near the archaeological zone.
Travel agencies in Quintana Roo face weak summer sales and rising identity-theft scams by foreign fraudsters selling fake packages in…
A Playa del Carmen councilman says CFE's 162 million peso investment has not prevented recurring blackouts and demands better infrastructure…
A new blackout in Playa del Carmen pushes the number of power outages since March past 20, adding to residents'…
Playa del Carmen has removed 2,864 abandoned vehicles from public streets, most voluntarily, as part of a permanent cleanup operation.
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