Civil Groups Accuse Congress of Dismantling Quintana Roo Anti-Corruption Committee
Civil organizations say replacing all members of the Citizen Participation Committee weakens oversight and fails to address systemic issues.
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Health Caravans Bring Free Medical Services to Four Quintana Roo Municipalities
Free medical caravans will serve communities in four Quintana Roo municipalities from June 15 to 19.
Fitch Ratings Upgrades Quintana Roo to A+ With Positive Outlook
Fitch Ratings raised Quintana Roo's credit rating to A+ with positive outlook, placing it among top three Mexican states.
Cancun Street Markets Become Political Staging Ground Ahead of 2027 Elections
Politicians in Cancun are using popular street markets to campaign early for the 2027 elections.
Quintana Roo Governor Launches App to Combat Child Trafficking and Exploitation
Mara Lezama unveiled 'En búsqueda de tu identidad virtual' to prevent child trafficking and exploitation online.
Quintana Roo Declares Health Emergency as Screwworm Infestation Spreads
Over 700 cattle and 13 humans infected with screwworm in Quintana Roo, prompting a health emergency across the Yucatan Peninsula.
Quintana Roo Labor Party to Push Bill Recognizing Same-Sex Common-Law Marriage
The Labor Party in Quintana Roo will propose recognizing same-sex common-law marriage, granting equal rights and social security access.
Journalists in Southern Quintana Roo Reject Proposed Press Protection Law
Journalists from Chetumal, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen oppose a new press law, citing lack of transparency and consultation.
Quintana Roo Surpasses 330,000 Vaccine Doses, Reaches 277% of National Campaign Target
Quintana Roo administered over 330,000 vaccine doses, exceeding its target by 277% during the National Vaccination Drive.
6,000-Mile Sargassum Belt Between Africa and Brazil Threatens Caribbean, Experts Warn
A 6,000-mile sargassum belt between Africa and Brazil threatens Caribbean coasts, driven by fertilizers and warming seas.