Viral Video of Abandoned Sargassum Barriers Sparks Transparency Debate in Quintana Roo
A viral video shows piles of sargassum barriers abandoned in a vacant lot, raising questions about millions in public spending.
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Tren Maya Clarifies It Will Not Brew Beer, Only Licensed a Thematic Brand
Tren Maya says it won't produce beer; it licensed a Yucatecan brewery to make and sell a thematic craft beer.
Mexico Adjusts Port Service and Infrastructure Fees Across Multiple Ports
Mexico's Navy announces updated port service and infrastructure fees for ports in Quintana Roo, Sonora, and Jalisco.
Surge in Street Robberies Rattles Quintana Roo as Security Gaps Widen
A wave of street robberies in Quintana Roo exposes security failures, forcing residents to change routines and avoid public spaces.
Mexico Cracks Down on Illegal Logging in Quintana Roo With New Land Registry Agreement
Profepa will freeze agrarian rights of properties linked to illegal deforestation, targeting ejidos in central and southern Quintana Roo.
Same-Sex Marriage Applications Surge During Pride Month in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo's Civil Registry reports 20 same-sex marriage applications in June, reflecting growing equality.
INPI Plans to Double Indigenous Community Funding in Quintana Roo, Denies Misuse
Mexico's INPI plans to double funding for indigenous communities in Quintana Roo to 209.2 million pesos in 2026.
Sargassum Overwhelms 92.5% of Quintana Roo Beaches, Tourism Workers Join Cleanup
Sargassum levels are 'excessive' on 37 of 40 monitored beaches in Quintana Roo, prompting tourism workers to use their boats…
Quintana Roo Reports 14 Human Cases of Screwworm Infestation in 2026
Quintana Roo has confirmed 14 human cases of screwworm myiasis in 2026, ranking among the top seven states in Mexico.
Quintana Roo Lawmaker Calls for Permanent Driver’s License
Local PT deputy Hugo Alday urges Quintana Roo to adopt a permanent driver's license, citing benefits for citizens.