Tulum Hoteliers Seek to Lower Entry Fees at Parque del Jaguar
Hoteliers in Tulum are negotiating with park administrators to reduce entrance costs and boost tourism.
Politics
Quintana Roo Unveils Child Protection Protocol Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Governor Mara Lezama presented a protocol to protect children during mass events, developed with DIF and UNICEF.
Tulum Councilor Apologizes for Private Jet Video, Accepts Possible Morena Sanctions
Tulum councilor Eliazar Mas Kinil apologizes for video showing him boarding a private jet, acknowledges it was imprudent.
Marco Rubio Announces Closure of US Consulate in Mexico, Cites Low Visa Volume
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the closure of a US consulate in Mexico due to low visa processing, without…
Mexico Businesses Face Fines Up to 29 Million Pesos for Unauthorized 2026 World Cup Broadcasts
FIFA and Mexico's IMPI warn businesses against unauthorized broadcasts of 2026 World Cup matches, with fines up to 29 million…
US Homeland Security Secretary Mullin Praises Sheinbaum’s Cooperation, Says Mexico More Collaborative Than Previous Administration
Markwayne Mullin said Mexico under Sheinbaum has been more cooperative on security than the previous administration.
Mexico Opens Dialogue With Vulcan Materials to Resolve Calica Mine Conflict in Quintana Roo
Mexico's government confirms talks with US firm Vulcan Materials to resolve the Calica mine dispute in Quintana Roo.
LGBTIQ+ Community in Cancún Demands Authentic Political Representation
Activists in Cancún warn that the 'pink vote' could decide future elections and demand that diversity seats go to genuine…
Tulum Businessman Alleges Retaliatory Tax Hikes After Criticizing Mayor
A Tulum restaurateur claims the municipal government imposed excessive fees after he publicly criticized the administration.
Quintana Roo Congress Approves Reform to Shield Elections From Foreign Interference
The reform adds foreign interference as grounds for annulling local elections, protecting democratic sovereignty.