Quintana Roo Maintains Sargassum Strategy as Arrivals Begin to Decline
Quintana Roo will keep its sargassum strategy in place as seaweed arrivals taper off, and a new collection vessel is…
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Quintana Roo Leads Nation in Road Blockades, INEGI Census Shows
INEGI says Quintana Roo recorded 490 road blockades in 2024, the highest in Mexico, followed by Oaxaca and Hidalgo.
Mexican Caribbean Faces Challenging Summer as Flights Drop and Sargassum Lingers
New study warns reduced flights, sargassum and safety perceptions could hamper summer tourism in Cancún, Cozumel and Tulum.
Ocean Heat Threatens Mass Coral Bleaching in Quintana Roo
Abnormally high ocean temperatures are pushing Quintana Roo's coral reefs toward mass bleaching, scientists warn.
Dolphin Company Founder Expects Court Ruling to Restore Control
Eduardo Albor Villanueva, founder of The Dolphin Company, expects a court ruling to restore his control over the company.
Councilman Says Administrative Snag Delays Retirements of 8 Playa del Carmen Officers
A councilman says eight Playa del Carmen officers have waited six months for retirement approval and criticizes the transit director.
Two Militarized Schools Operate in Quintana Roo Despite Legal Prohibition, Group Says
A parents' group says at least two private militarized schools are operating in Quintana Roo despite a legal ban, and…
Moody’s Upgrades Quintana Roo Credit Rating to AA-.mx on Strong Revenue, Fiscal Discipline
Moody's Local Mexico raised Quintana Roo's rating to AA-.mx on strong own-source revenue and sustained fiscal surpluses.
Profepa Reopens Debate Over Marine Mammal Euthanasia, Reviving Case of Cancún Dolphins
Profepa's euthanasia comments renew scrutiny of nine dolphins at Cancún's closed Ventura Park.
Mara Lezama Launches 7M-Peso Rural Assistance Program in Quintana Roo
Gov. Mara Lezama launched a rural assistance program worth 7 million pesos, with 42 technical advisers supporting 1,185 producers across…