Activists Denounce Jungle Destruction for Unpermitted Real Estate Project Near Akumal
Activists say a real estate project near Akumal is clearing jungle without required federal environmental permits.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Activists say a real estate project near Akumal is clearing jungle without required federal environmental permits.
A new 14.85 km bypass in Cancún aims to reduce traffic by up to 30% and improve connectivity.
UNESCO says Mexico failed to provide adequate impact assessment for Maya Train Section 7 on the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve.
The Tren Maya station in Playa del Carmen offers a 55-peso bus shuttle to the city center and will add…
Correos de Mexico inaugurated a post office inside the Playa del Carmen Maya Train station, with another set to open…
The federal government expropriates over 33 hectares from a conservation-minded ejido in Quintana Roo for the Maya Train cargo project.
The federal government will compensate the ejido in Othón P. Blanco with over 160 million pesos for the Maya Train's…
Environmental group warns that the Maya Train's freight expansion threatens the Yucatan Peninsula's water supply and cave systems.
President Sheinbaum toured the Puerto Morelos site of the Maya Train freight project, set to cut logistics costs by 30%.
TULUM, Quintana Roo — The federal government has outlined a 10-point action plan aimed at...
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