Power Outages in Quintana Roo Spark Debate on Renewable Energy
A wave of blackouts in Quintana Roo has reignited calls for a shift to solar and other clean energy sources.
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Bee and Wasp Attacks Keep Quintana Roo on Alert; 736 Incidents Reported This Year
Quintana Roo firefighters have responded to 736 bee and wasp incidents this year, including attacks and hive removals.
Rising Costs Force Quintana Roo Restaurants to Adjust Menus, Says Canirac
Quintana Roo restaurants raise menu prices 5-7% as inflation and higher input costs squeeze the sector.
Mara Lezama Signs Agreement to Subsidize Mortgage Cancellation in Quintana Roo
Governor Mara Lezama signed a deal with FOVISSSTE to subsidize mortgage cancellation fees, saving 27,853 families 7,625 pesos each.
Quintana Roo Prosecutor Reports 1,182 Human Trafficking Victims Rescued, 589 Staff Removed
State prosecutor Raciel López Salazar announced 1,182 trafficking victims rescued, 333 extortion arrests, and a 60.7% drop in homicides.
Sargasso Entrepreneurs in Quintana Roo to Compete for Silicon Valley Spot
Entrepreneurs turning sargasso into products will compete for up to $1 million in angel investment and a trip to Silicon…
Quintana Roo Nautical Sector Proposes Reduced Fees for Protected Natural Areas
Nautical associations in Quintana Roo have secured a date in Congress to discuss reducing entry fees to protected natural areas.
Sahara Dust to Persist Over Yucatan Peninsula, Officials Warn
Saharan dust will continue affecting the Yucatan Peninsula in coming months, prompting health precautions.
World Cup Economic Boost Fails to Materialize in Quintana Roo, Business Leader Says
Canaco Chetumal-Tulum president says World Cup matches have not driven expected sales increase.
Quintana Roo Allocates Over 400 Million Pesos to Combat Sargassum
Quintana Roo has allocated over 400 million pesos to contain sargassum and plans to buy more ocean-going vessels.