Mexico’s Economy Ministry Rejects Canaco Playa del Carmen Assembly, Disputes New Board
Mexico's Economy Ministry invalidated Canaco Playa del Carmen's February assembly, rejecting Iovana Franco as president.
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Mexico's Economy Ministry invalidated Canaco Playa del Carmen's February assembly, rejecting Iovana Franco as president.
Playa del Carmen Mayor Estefanía Mercado says she will not seek the Morena nomination for governor of Quintana Roo.
Playa del Carmen begins citizen dialogues to update its 2024-2027 Municipal Development Plan, incorporating public proposals.
A $5.2M market built for the Maya Train sits vacant, leaving local producers frustrated and questioning government priorities.
A federal judge acquitted former Quintana Roo Governor Roberto Borge of organized crime, but he remains under house arrest on…
Critics say Mayor José Luis Chacón has failed to defend Cozumel's interests, particularly regarding a cruise trust fund.
Drivers accuse union leaders of awarding 19 taxi permits to cronies and family members instead of long-waiting members.
British newspaper praises Mexican president's popularity and leadership style, noting she governs a 'very macho' country.
President Sheinbaum will invite Merlin the duck, a World Cup 2026 viral sensation, to her daily press conference.
The New York Times reveals Mexican politicians increasingly use legal actions to silence journalists, with cases of SLAPP suits and…
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