Maya Train Freight Terminal in Quintana Roo Projected for Late 2026 Completion
Military engineers aim to finish the Maya Train's multimodal freight terminal in Quintana Roo by late 2026, with commercial cargo…
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Military engineers aim to finish the Maya Train's multimodal freight terminal in Quintana Roo by late 2026, with commercial cargo…
Farmers in Sierra Papacal halted Maya Train construction, alleging land irregularities and corruption.
Activists invite Salma Hayek to witness environmental damage from the Maya Train project in Yucatan.
Fonatur has submitted three environmental impact assessments for the electrification of the Maya Train's Mérida-Cancún section.
Cancun, Quintana Roo — A head-on collision on the Mérida-Cancun highway near the Maya Train...
Federal government seizes 2.37 hectares in Bacalar for Maya Train cargo infrastructure.
Federal judges resolved a jurisdictional dispute, allowing an environmental lawsuit against the Maya Train cargo project to proceed.
A new craft beer linked to the Maya Train aims to enhance the travel experience with regional flavors.
Environmentalists document crumbling support pillars and cement spills in the Maya Train's elevated section above underground rivers.
Tren Maya has submitted an environmental impact statement for a 15-kilometer overpass connecting highways near Cancún.
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