Isla Mujeres Officials Accused of Selective Enforcement in Business Closures
A new complaint says Isla Mujeres authorities enforce environmental rules selectively, shutting down some businesses while allowing similar operations like…
Politics
Thanking Politicians for Support Is Like Thanking an ATM, Activist Says
Activist Javier Alarcón Mujica says Indigenous progress requires education, not applause for politicians spending public money.
Maya Communities in Yucatán Call for Aug. 9 March to Denounce Rights Violations
Maya leaders from four Yucatán communities announced a march in Mérida to protest territorial, environmental and justice violations.
Political Text Message Blitz Across Quintana Roo Raises Privacy Concerns
Residents of Quintana Roo report receiving dozens of unsolicited text messages promoting gubernatorial candidates, raising privacy concerns.
Two-Thirds of Cozumel Councilors Boycott Session, Halting Key Votes
Six of nine Cozumel councilors skipped a key session, preventing votes on investment programs and fishing support.
Cozumel Deputy Spent Over $1.6 Million on Digital Ads, Raising Questions About Funding and Priorities
A local deputy in Cozumel spent more than 1.6 million pesos on digital ads, sparking debate over transparency.
Threatening Calls To Playa del Carmen Council Members Traced To Mexico City, State Says
State authorities say threatening calls received by members of the Playa del Carmen City Council appear to have been part…
Former Playa del Carmen Officials Summoned Over Alleged Embezzlement
Two former municipal officials must appear August 17 to explain missing funds from the 2023 budget.
Quintana Roo Unveils Digital Platform to Strengthen Anti-Corruption Efforts
Quintana Roo presented a suite of digital tools at a national meeting to boost transparency and streamline corruption complaints.
US Imposes 10% Tariff on Mexican Products Over Alleged Forced Labor
The US announced a 10% tariff on some Mexican imports over alleged forced labor, days after Trump met Sheinbaum.