Mexican Law Restricts Foreign Agents’ Role After CIA Deaths in Chihuahua
Mexico's National Security Law limits foreign agents to information exchange, barring arrests or law enforcement actions.
Politics
Former Playa del Carmen Official Files Injunction Against Municipal Oversight Body
Kira Iris San, a former official under Mayor Lili Campos, files an injunction against the municipal oversight body.
Fourth Cruise Pier Project in Cozumel Remains Active Despite Environmental Rejection
A proposed fourth cruise pier in Cozumel faces legal challenges after environmental authorities rejected the project over ecological risks.
Governor Lezama Swears in New Chetumal-Tulum Chamber of Commerce Leadership, Touts Southern Quintana Roo Investment
Governor Mara Lezama inaugurated the new leadership of the Chetumal-Tulum Chamber of Commerce, highlighting economic potential.
Cancún Book Fair Thrives Without Government Support, Organizers Say
Cancún's International Book Fair expands through private efforts, drawing thousands without official backing.
Playa del Carmen Reports 53% Drop in Homicides for First Quarter of 2026
Playa del Carmen saw a 53% reduction in homicides during the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period…
Supreme Court to Review Calica Port Concession Case After Local Judges Step Aside
Mexico's Supreme Court will review the revocation of Calica's port concession after federal judges declined to rule on its constitutionality.
Maya Council Demands Removal of Indigenous Dialogue Commissioner
The Gran Consejo Maya demands the removal of Oscar Banda Gonzalez from his federal indigenous dialogue role.
Mexican Supreme Court Rules Against Xcaret in Maya Cultural Rights Case
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled against Grupo Xcaret in a case involving Maya cultural symbols, but critics say it missed a…
Maya Council Supports Xcaret After Court Loss
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — In a contradictory turn to the legal battle over...