Quintana Roo Launches Maya App to Protect Women from Violence
Quintana Roo launches Maya app to protect and support women, integrating with national violence databases.
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ARTICLE 19 Warns Quintana Roo Image Rights Reform Could Restrict Free Speech
ARTICLE 19 warns a Quintana Roo civil code reform on image rights may limit free expression and calls for revisions.
Quintana Roo Launches ‘The Power of Being a Woman’ Campaign for International Women’s Day
Quintana Roo launches campaign highlighting women's leadership and breaking historical barriers.
El Niño to Bring Intense Heat, Drought, and Wildfires to Yucatan Peninsula and Caribbean
El Niño will cause extreme heat, wildfires, and drought in the Yucatan Peninsula and Caribbean this year.
Grupo Anderson’s Receives Five Nominations in 2026 ‘Los 100 Imperdibles de México’ Awards
Grupo Anderson's restaurants in Cancún and Los Cabos nominated for prestigious Mexican culinary awards.
Catholic Church in Quintana Roo Prioritizes Outreach to Maya Communities
The Catholic Church in Quintana Roo is prioritizing outreach to Maya communities, with plans for liturgical translations and closer engagement.
Quintana Roo Launches School-Based Measles Vaccination Campaign
Quintana Roo launches a school-based measles vaccination campaign targeting children under 12.
Quintana Roo’s Urban Transport Modernization to Cost Nearly 2 Billion Pesos in First Year
State-run public transport in Quintana Roo will cost 1.8 billion pesos in 2026, funded through a new trust.
Federal Judge Upholds Freeze on Dolphin Discovery Accounts Amid Fraud Case
A federal judge upheld the freeze on Dolphin Discovery's accounts as its director faces fraud charges.
Quintana Roo Lawmakers Propose AI Image Regulations That Could Limit Satire of Officials
A proposed law in Quintana Roo would regulate AI-generated images, potentially restricting satire and criticism of public officials.