Tulum Airport Workers Allege Labor Harassment, Document Retention by Security Firm
Over 10 workers at Tulum International Airport accuse a private security company of labor harassment, document retention, and unpaid wages.
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Notaries Accused of Stealing 2,000 Hectares of Land in Yucatan
Notary Patricio Solís Millet and his brother Pedro are accused of leading a network that seized over 2,000 hectares across…
Cenotes Are Complex Ecosystems, Not Just Swimming Holes, Expert Says
Cenotes are complex ecosystems, not swimming pools, says researcher Efraín Chávez Solís.
Authorities Rescue 18 Women From Human Trafficking, Forced Prostitution in Cancun
Mexican authorities rescued 18 women from a bar in Cancun where they were forced into prostitution as part of a…
Tulum Authorities Shut Down Jaguar Park Access Booth Amid Irregular Fee Allegations
Tulum officials sealed a booth at Jaguar Park's north entrance after citizens reported unauthorized fees.
Gran Museo del Mundo Maya Celebrates International Museum Day With Night Tours, Art
The Gran Museo del Mundo Maya in Mérida hosted free night tours, choral performances, and an artisanal fair for International…
Yucatan Governor Leads Emergency Civil Protection Meeting Ahead of Heavy Rains
Governor Joaquin Diaz Mena convened an emergency session as heavy rains are forecast for the next five days.
Night Tour ‘Sembradores del Cielo’ Offers Immersive Journey Into Maya Cosmovision
Dozens of visitors explored Maya traditions and astronomy during a special night tour at the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya.
Chichén Itzá to Reopen Monday After Agreement With Artisans
Chichén Itzá will reopen to the public on Monday after authorities reached an agreement with local artisans.
Viral Playacar Beach Dispute Rekindles Debate Over Public Beach Access in Mexico
A video circulating widely on social media has reignited frustration over beach access in the Riviera Maya after a foreign…