Akumal Residents Form Citizen Committee to Protect Cenotes and Public Works
Akumal residents create a citizen committee to safeguard cenotes and influence community decisions.
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Akumal residents create a citizen committee to safeguard cenotes and influence community decisions.
A Tulum park combines contemporary art installations with a natural cenote for a unique sensory experience.
Mexican environmental authorities detected land-use changes and illegal activities in the protected Sian Ka'an reserve.
Fees for sport fishing permits in Quintana Roo vary by duration, with annual permits costing 1,080 pesos.
An environmental group may sue Cancun authorities over mass events damaging the Tajamar wetland.
A man's decomposing body was discovered in a Playa del Carmen home after neighbors reported foul odors.
Cancun's iconic 'El Ceviche' roundabout has been repainted after five weeks of vandalism from 8M protests.
A developer seeks approval for a 5-hectare residential complex in Bacalar, featuring mixed-use towers and environmental measures.
Merida's city historian apologizes for social media comments questioning the appointment of a new chronicler.
A child drowned at a beach club in Isla Mujeres, Mexico, during the holiday weekend.
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