Sheinbaum Unveils Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Rights Law, Launches National Consultation
President Sheinbaum presented a new law for indigenous and Afro-Mexican rights, starting a national consultation process.
Politics
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.
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.
New York Times Says Mexican Officials Have Become Informants for Trump
The New York Times reports that Mexican officials are providing information to the Trump administration about their own party members.
Supreme Court Ruling Against Xcaret Still Unenforced Three Months Later
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled against Xcaret over Maya symbols, but the effects remain unpublished.
Quintana Roo Business Leaders Seek Policy Proposals, Not Candidate Profiles, Ahead of 2027 Election
Business groups in Quintana Roo say they will evaluate candidates based on their proposals, not their profiles, ahead of the…
Former Quintana Roo Governor Roberto Borge Released to House Arrest
Roberto Borge was transferred from a federal prison to house arrest while facing money laundering charges.
Mexico and U.S. Authorities Review Casinos for Possible Money Laundering
Authorities in Mexico and the United States are reviewing 39 business groups that operate casinos, betting parlors, and online gambling…
Former Quintana Roo Governor Roberto Borge Released From Prison to House Arrest
A federal judge acquitted Roberto Borge of organized crime charges; he remains under house arrest on money laundering allegations.
Sheinbaum Confirms Leadership Change at Tren Maya, Names New Director
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the replacement of Tren Maya director General Óscar Lozano with retired Brigadier General Manuel Jaime Ramírez.