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4 Nov 2026, Wed

Playa del Carmen

A colorful yet abandoned storefront with a red awning and visible wear on the exterior walls
A man in a blue long sleeved shirt and dark shorts carries two silver scuba tanks while walking toward water filled with thick brown seaweed.
A shirtless young man in red pants is escorted by three police officers in dark uniforms, one with POLICIA on his vest, past a metal gate at night.
A large stone archway decorated with orange and yellow flowers stands over a path where many people are walking, with a rock bearing the words Puente al Paraiso in the left foreground.
A close up view of yellow caution tape with black lettering stretched diagonally across a blurred green background.
A man with a beard wearing a light green long-sleeved shirt and two clip-on microphones stands in the foreground of a conference room where people are seated at tables and standing near a banner.
A group of people stand on a street beside a large pile of fallen tree branches in front of a graffiti-covered wall and a building.