Former Mayor Lili Campos Skips Hearing Over Missing Millions in Playa del Carmen
Former mayor Lili Campos and her ex-husband failed to appear before internal control authorities to explain missing funds from 2023.
Politics
Quintana Roo Nautical Sector Proposes Reduced Fees for Protected Natural Areas
Nautical associations in Quintana Roo have secured a date in Congress to discuss reducing entry fees to protected natural areas.
Tulum Fires Over 50 Public Officials in Anti-Corruption Crackdown
Tulum has dismissed more than 50 public officials for corruption, including top department heads, the city's anti-corruption commissioner said.
Quintana Roo Allocates Over 400 Million Pesos to Combat Sargassum
Quintana Roo has allocated over 400 million pesos to contain sargassum and plans to buy more ocean-going vessels.
Playa del Carmen Mayor Ranks Third Nationally in Mitofsky Approval Poll
Playa del Carmen Mayor Estefanía Mercado ranks third among 150 mayors in the Mitofsky approval poll, with over 60% approval.
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.
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Mexico's Supreme Court ruled against Xcaret over Maya symbols, but the effects remain unpublished.