Xcaret Continues Normal Operations Despite Supreme Court Ruling on Mayan Imagery
Xcaret parks continue normal operations despite a Supreme Court ruling on Mayan cultural imagery.
Politics
U.S. Report Highlights Trade Barriers With Mexico Ahead of USMCA Review
The U.S. identifies customs delays, energy policies, and technical standards as key trade obstacles with Mexico.
U.S. Administration Claims Pemex Owes $2.5 Billion to American Energy Suppliers
The Trump administration says Pemex owes over $2.5 billion to U.S. energy service providers.
Indigenous Leader Questions Fate of 15 Million Pesos for Maya Cultural Use
An indigenous leader in Quintana Roo says funds from a private agreement never reached Maya communities.
Yucatan Governor Faces Image Crisis After Ticul Confrontation
Yucatan governor faces criticism after a woman confronted him about her injured brother during a public event.
Mexico’s Public Debt Reaches 18.6 Trillion Pesos, Equivalent to 49.8% of GDP
Mexico's public debt stands at 18.6 trillion pesos, representing 49.8% of GDP, according to the latest government report.
Coparmex Warns Cultural Rulings Must Not Harm Jobs in Quintana Roo Xcaret Case
Mexican employers' federation urges balance between cultural preservation and economic development.
Playa del Carmen Settlers Recall Hardships 32 Years After Founding Luis Donaldo Colosio Neighborhood
Founders of a Playa del Carmen neighborhood describe sleeping in hammocks and battling snakes to secure land.
Former Quintana Roo Governor Mario Villanueva Faces Return to Prison as Legal Maneuvers Fail
Former Quintana Roo governor Mario Villanueva's legal efforts to avoid prison are failing as federal prosecutors push for his return…
Federal Court Takes Over Roberto Palazuelos Land Dispute Case in Tulum National Park
A federal court in Mexico City will now handle Roberto Palazuelos' land dispute in Tulum National Park.