Maya Advocate Says Supreme Court Ruling Against Xcaret Fails to Address Deeper Injustices
A Maya rights advocate argues a Supreme Court ruling against Xcaret doesn't resolve systemic exploitation of Indigenous heritage.
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Maya Train Elevated Viaduct Sinks in Quintana Roo, Raising Collapse Risk
Environmentalists document sinking of elevated Maya Train viaduct, warning of structural collapse risk.
Maya Train to Launch New Gastronomic Tourism Experience With Five Regional Routes
The Maya Train project will introduce culinary tourism packages featuring five routes across southeastern Mexico.
Local Hoteliers Accuse Tren Maya Hotel of Unfair Competition in Calakmul
Hoteliers in Calakmul accuse a state-run Tren Maya hotel of monopolizing tourism and causing local business closures.
Archaeological ‘Frankenstein’ of Maya Train Project Divides Mexican Experts
Mexican archaeologists clash over relocation of Maya monuments for train project, with critics calling it destructive.
Mexican Army Seeks Trademarks for Animal Skins, Jewelry and Banking Services Under Tren Maya Brand
The Mexican Army has filed 24 trademark applications for the Tren Maya project, including animal skins, jewelry and banking services.
Maya Train Artifacts Uncover New Clues to Southeast Mexico’s History
Archaeologists analyze thousands of artifacts recovered during Maya Train construction, revealing insights into regional history.
Maya Train Project Still Owes Compensation to Bacalar Farmers for Land Expropriation
Farmers in Bacalar await payment for land taken for the Maya Train station, with 3.63 hectares still uncompensated.
INAH Researchers Demand Public Debate Over Alleged Archaeological Destruction During Maya Train Construction
Four INAH researchers demand a public debate with officials over alleged destruction of archaeological sites during Maya Train construction.
Maya Train and Associated Hotels Report Losses of 6 Billion Pesos
A newspaper analysis details overruns and delays causing major financial losses for the Maya Train project.