A scandal involving properties has implicated Manuel Bartlett and his family in Quintana Roo

The director of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), Manuel Bartlett Díaz, and his family have once again been linked to the acquisition of large and valuable real estate properties, leveraging their positions of power. According to Proceso magazine, Bartlett’s partner, Julia Abdalá Lemus, and their son, León Manuel Bartlett Álvarez, have taken possession of land […]

In Quintana Roo, 50% of dengue cases are severe

During 2024, Quintana Roo has reported 848 cases of dengue, raising concerns about the progression of symptoms in those affected. So far this year, 848 people have fallen ill, prompting doctors to advise against self-medication. According to the Dengue Epidemiological Overview issued by the federal Secretariat of Health, out of these cases, 462 exhibited warning […]

Five People Linked to Trial for Student Kidnapping in Cancún

For the crime of aggravated kidnapping against a teenager who was deprived of his liberty outside an educational institution located on Fonatur Avenue, the State Attorney General’s Office obtained the linkage to the trial of five people: two arrested in this municipality and three who had fled to Mérida. The accused are Edson de Jesús […]

Canaco Servytur Chetumal-Tulum at the Coconut and Corn Fair in Belize

Tourist attractions, gastronomy, culture, and hotels of the Grand Costa Maya were promoted. As part of the agreements made in the recent Binational Business Alliance Quintana Roo-Belize, a delegation from the National Chamber of Commerce, Services, and Tourism (Canaco Servytur) Chetumal-Tulum participated in the Coconut and Corn Fair in the neighboring country of Belize. The […]

Four Bodies Found on Cancún-Riviera Maya Highway; Possible Link to Human Trafficking Investigated

The lifeless bodies of four people, including a municipal police officer, were found Thursday morning on the federal highway connecting Cancún to the Riviera Maya, Mexican Caribbean, very close to the international airport, a new shopping center, and a hotel. Shortly after 8:00 a.m., the 911 operations center received several calls from drivers alerting about […]

More Complaints Against the Tren Maya for Non-Payment

Playa del Carmen, Q. Roo.- Around 10 drivers affiliated with the CTM began a protest this morning outside the company Ingenieros Civiles y Asociaciones (ICA), demanding payment for their services in transporting asphalt to the Tren Maya construction sites. At around 9 a.m., these drivers parked two large trucks outside the company’s offices located on […]