Quintana Roo News
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To some doomsday interpreters, completion of the Maya calendar cycle today is a sign of an impending apocalypse. For Mexico’s tourism industry, it’s hardly the end of the world.
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Mexico’s federal police arrested Cancun Mayor Gregorio Sanchez yesterday for alleged money laundering and ties to drug-funded organized crime groups.
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BP Plc was sued by Veracruz and two other Mexican coastal states over alleged losses stemming from the company’s 87-day oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Eight Mexicans died in an attack early this morning at a bar in Cancun, the resort city known for its white-sand beaches, spring-break festivities and as the site for this year’s global climate-change summit.
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A former Mexican governor pleaded not guilty today in federal court in New York to drug-trafficking and money-laundering charges using a Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. account.
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Robert Moffat, an ex-International Business Machines Corp. senior vice president ordered to spend six months in prison for his role in an insider-trading scheme, will start serving his sentence early to get it out of the way.
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The price of paradise isn’t negotiable, so bring a machete and heed the warning of Certified Public Accountant Susan Bohlken.
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AT&T Inc.’s plan to buy T-Mobile USA Inc. was placed in further jeopardy after a federal judge agreed to consider a request by the U.S. to postpone or dismiss its lawsuit seeking to block the deal.
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Tropical Storm Karl hit Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula today and may threaten oil wells in the western Gulf of Mexico, while Hurricane Igor continues on a course toward Bermuda with Category 4-force winds.
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Mexico’s efforts to bail out cash- strapped states may jumpstart the municipal bond market in Latin America’s second-largest economy.
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