Chetumal’s Barrio Mágico Project Delayed as State Prioritizes Flag Plaza Renovation
Quintana Roo officials delay the Barrio Mágico project due to funding, prioritizing the Flag Plaza renovation first.
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Quintana Roo officials delay the Barrio Mágico project due to funding, prioritizing the Flag Plaza renovation first.
Playa del Carmen launches a 437-person security operation for the 2026 Carnival, citing a 46% drop in homicides.
Women's groups in Quintana Roo unveiled a protest wall after a judge ordered a child to continue visits with a…
A car struck a stationary mototaxi in Puerto Aventuras, injuring three people, including a child.
A cruise line project in Mahahual continues clearing rainforest despite a federal environmental closure.
A 30-year-old man died after a dump truck hit him while he was cycling in a construction area in Cancún.
Protesters block a highway in Quintana Roo, causing traffic jams and demanding federal forces withdraw.
Federal environmental authorities conducted a large-scale operation targeting illegal logging and land use changes in Quintana Roo.
Mexican Navy rescued a fishing boat that capsized near Isla Mujeres due to strong waves from a cold front.
An Argentine driver crashed after falling asleep at the wheel on Federal Highway 307 near Cancún.
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