Federal Delays Slow Expansion of Free Internet in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo's digital agency says federal restructuring has delayed free internet rollout in rural areas and schools.
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Benito Juarez Comptroller Reports 17 Complaints Against Officials in 2026
Benito Juarez comptroller says 17 complaints have been filed against local officials so far in 2026.
Videomapping ‘Senderos de Luz’ Returns to Izamal
The audiovisual experience 'Senderos de Luz' is back in Izamal, Yucatán, running Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m.
Cozumel Red Cross Falls Short of Fundraising Goal Amid Economic Downturn
The Cozumel Red Cross raised only 80,000-85,000 pesos, falling short of its 100,000-peso goal due to the island's economic slump.
Cancun Residents Voice Mobility Concerns in Public Consultation
Cancun residents propose improvements to public transport, road safety, and pedestrian infrastructure in a public consultation for the city's mobility…
Feminist Group Files Complaint Over Illegal Fees at Public High Schools in Quintana Roo
Marea Verde alleges public high schools charge illegal fees, violating free education rights.
OpenTable Names 5 Quintana Roo Restaurants Among Mexico’s Top 25 Hotel Dining Spots
OpenTable's 2026 list of Mexico's top 25 hotel restaurants includes five from Quintana Roo, highlighting the region's culinary appeal.
All 106 Yucatan Municipalities Approve Constitutional Reforms on Fiscal Laws and Austerity
All 106 Yucatan municipalities approved constitutional reforms on municipal fiscal laws, council composition, and legislative budget austerity.
Video Shows Moon Palace Employee Throwing Objects at Guests in Viral Resort Incident
A hotel employee at Moon Palace The Grand Cancun attacked guests with knives and furniture during a rage episode.
Playa del Carmen Officials Say Public Access to Playa 72 Will Not Be Blocked After Fencing Attempt
City officials assure public access to Playa 72 remains open after a fencing attempt sparked protests.