Playa del Carmen Treasurer Resigns Amid Corruption Allegations, Urban Development Director Fired
Playa del Carmen's treasurer resigned and a top official was fired amid corruption allegations and financial mismanagement.
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INAH and Yucatan Government Reiterate Open Dialogue With Artisans and Tour Guides at Chichen Itza
Weekly talks continue between authorities, artisans, and guides over new visitor center operations at Chichen Itza.
Playa del Carmen Treasurer Resigns Amid Irregularities Claims
Javier Regalado Hendricks resigned as Playa del Carmen treasurer, citing personal reasons amid public allegations of irregularities.
Morena Leads Quintana Roo Governor Race With 46.3% Support, Poll Shows
A new poll shows Morena with 46.3% support in Quintana Roo, while Rafa Marín leads the party's internal candidate race.
Trump Orders Banks to Check Immigration Status, Threatening Remittances to Mexico
President Trump signed an executive order requiring banks to verify customers' immigration status, potentially slashing remittances to Mexico.
Mexico and Uruguay Send Humanitarian Aid to Cuba Amid Economic Crisis
Mexico and Uruguay delivered 1,700 tons of food and supplies to Cuba as the island faces severe shortages.
New Conanp Director in Tulum Aims to Ease Tensions With Tourism Sector
Mexico's protected areas agency appoints a new local director to rebuild dialogue with Tulum's tourism industry amid ongoing economic complaints.
Othon P. Blanco Mayor Accused of Embezzling Millions in Phantom Cistern Project
Mayor Yensunni Martínez is accused of authorizing 13.8 million pesos for cisterns in 33 rural communities that were never built.
21 Mexican States to Follow Official School Calendar, Watchdog Says
Mexicanos Primero reports 21 states will follow the official school calendar, while Colima, Yucatán and Baja California fall short.
Ship Carrying Humanitarian Aid From Mexico Docks in Cuba
A ship from Mexico arrived in Cuba with humanitarian aid, as President Díaz-Canel thanked Mexico and Uruguay for their solidarity.