Tulum Fires 30 Officials Over Alleged ‘Coyote’ Bribery Schemes
Tulum has fired about 30 municipal officials this year for allegedly running bribery and false consulting schemes.
US Travel to Mexico Declines as Americans Choose Europe and Asia
US tourists are increasingly choosing Europe and Asia over Mexico, posing a challenge for destinations like Quintana Roo.
Tulum Eliminates Illegal Bus Stops to Streamline Public Transport
Tulum authorities remove illegal bus stops and signs to improve traffic flow and safety for pedestrians and riders.
Video Shows Guillermo Ochoa Embraces Maya Tradition by Playing Pok Ta Pok
Retired soccer star Guillermo Ochoa takes a break from goalkeeping to try the ancient Maya ball game Pok Ta Pok…
US Prosecutors Move to Dismiss Federal Charges Against ‘El Mayo’ Zambada
The Southern District of California seeks to dismiss an indictment against Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada following his life sentence.
Quintana Roo Police to Get Body Cameras That Cannot Be Turned Off
Quintana Roo will purchase 600-800 body cameras for municipal police, aiming for 50% coverage with real-time monitoring.
Only 1 in 10 Gas Stations in Quintana Roo Sell Regular Gasoline at $24 Pesos, Report Finds
PetroIntelligence data shows just 10% of stations comply with federal price agreement for regular gasoline in Quintana Roo.
Massive Sargazo Influx Overwhelms Tulum’s Cleaning Efforts During Peak Tourist Season
Tulum beaches are buried under tons of sargasso seaweed, surpassing cleanup capacity and hurting tourism.
Ex-Prosecutor Admits Negligence in Francisca Mariner Disappearance Case
Former state prosecutor Rosa María “N” admitted omissions and negligence in the investigation of Francisca Mariner’s disappearance.
Rat Snake Surprises Tourists at Bacalar Ecological Park
A non-venomous rat snake startled visitors at a Bacalar ecological park before being safely relocated.