Quintana Roo Police to Get Body Cameras That Cannot Be Turned Off
Quintana Roo will purchase 600-800 body cameras for municipal police, aiming for 50% coverage with real-time monitoring.
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Quintana Roo will purchase 600-800 body cameras for municipal police, aiming for 50% coverage with real-time monitoring.
PetroIntelligence data shows just 10% of stations comply with federal price agreement for regular gasoline in Quintana Roo.
Tulum beaches are buried under tons of sargasso seaweed, surpassing cleanup capacity and hurting tourism.
Former state prosecutor Rosa María “N” admitted omissions and negligence in the investigation of Francisca Mariner’s disappearance.
A non-venomous rat snake startled visitors at a Bacalar ecological park before being safely relocated.
A new report finds Cancún is the top destination for fake travel offers, accounting for nearly half of all cyber…
The INAH announced that the parastatal company Mundo Maya will now handle entrance fee collection at the Tulum archaeological site.
LGBT activist Joe Zavala was attacked and insulted inside an Oxxo store in Playa del Carmen. A video of the…
Quintana Roo confirms federal budget cuts of 1.5 billion pesos since February, affecting municipalities.
Municipal revenue in Playa del Carmen rose 25-30% last month due to a discount campaign that will continue through August.
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