Auto Financing Company Autosureste Closes Cancun Offices, Leaving 20 Victims Defrauded
Autosureste by Caylab abruptly shut its Cancun offices, defrauding about 20 people who paid deposits for vehicles they never received.
Seop Highlights 100 Million Peso Investment in Tulum Infrastructure
The Public Works Secretariat plans 100 million pesos for Tulum in 2026, including road repairs and sports domes.
Playa del Carmen Park on Recovered Land Will Preserve Trees, Official Says
A new dog park in Villamar 1 will keep all existing trees, the municipal trustee said, after the land was…
Chetumal Traffic Chief Vows to Continue Checkpoints to Reduce Accidents During Vacation Period
Chetumal's traffic director confirms continued checkpoints and operations to reduce accidents and deaths during the vacation period.
Cozumel Officials Push for Regulation of Vacation Rentals on Digital Platforms
Cozumel tourism officials propose new rules for short-term rentals to level the playing field with hotels.
Drug Trafficking Overtakes Theft, Reshapes Quintana Roo Prison Population
Narcomenudeo has replaced theft as the leading crime among inmates in Quintana Roo, according to new census data.
Indigenous Language Translators Lacking in Government Services, ANIPA Coordinator Says
Hermelindo Be Cituk says government agencies fail to provide indigenous language translators despite legal requirements.
Riviera Maya Business Leaders Pin Hopes on Sheinbaum’s Sargassum Plan to Revive Economy
Riviera Maya business leaders say President Sheinbaum's comprehensive sargassum plan could help the region recover from an economic slump.
Ejido Laguna Om Faces Third Expropriation for Maya Train Freight Line
The federal government expropriates over 33 hectares from a conservation-minded ejido in Quintana Roo for the Maya Train cargo project.
Sargasso Kills Hundreds of Fish in Puerto Morelos, Experts Say
Experts say sargasso decomposition depletes oxygen, causing fish kills across the Caribbean.