Anthropologist Says ‘El Jefeciño’ Archaeological Site Is a Distraction From INAH’s Internal Problems
An INAH researcher claims the newly revealed site was already known and is being used to divert attention from institutional…
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Inflation Drives Up to 7% Dropout Rate at Private Schools in Southern Quintana Roo
Rising costs force families to pull children from private schools, with enrollment falling up to 7% in three years.
Body Found in Bag on Cancun Avenue, Police Investigate
A body, apparently dismembered, was found in a black bag on Cancun's Centenario Avenue. Police are investigating.
Store Closures and Slumping Sales Hit Tulum’s Artisan Market
Tulum's artisan market faces closures and falling sales as rising costs and changing tourism patterns hurt vendors.
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.'
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.
Titizé Extends Cancún Run, Reveals Technical Heart Behind the Spectacle
Titizé: A Venetian Dream extends its Cancún season to May 10, showcasing the intricate technical and human effort behind the…
Nichupté Bridge Remains Closed in Cancún With No Opening Time Set
The Nichupté vehicular bridge in Cancún remains closed despite earlier announcements, with no confirmed opening time.
Man Found Dead in Playa del Carmen Park
A homeless man was found dead in Leona Vicario park in Playa del Carmen on Sunday morning.
Playa del Carmen Civil Protection Conducts 3,000 Monthly Inspections of Businesses, Parks, and Hotels
Playa del Carmen's civil protection agency conducts 3,000 monthly inspections of businesses, parks, and hotels, focusing on safety compliance.