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The Technological University of Tulum will hold a charity run on August 9 to raise funds for its sports academies.
Quintana Roo's mobility institute authorizes 600 mototaxis in Puerto Aventuras, with 200-250 for Villas del Sol and La Guadalupana.
Police arrested two men in Benito Juárez for drug offenses, seizing over 100 doses of narcotics.
Researchers accuse INAH of dismantling 47 Maya monuments for use in Balam Tun park.
Cozumel signs a multisector pact to shift to regenerative tourism, prioritizing coral reef conservation and ecosystem restoration by 2050.
Experts say sargassum barriers cannot be installed along all of Quintana Roo's coast due to environmental and technical constraints.
A new agreement ensures sport fishing permit fees remain in Quintana Roo, boosting local economy and upcoming tournaments.
A five-hour blackout affected several neighborhoods in Playa del Carmen, sparking protests and a CFE response.
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