Mexican authorities have arrested six members of a drug gang in connection to the brutal slaying of at least eight people in Cancun. Officials said the arrests were made after the horrifying discovery of five dismembered bodies inside a taxi on Jan.
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Two cab drivers were arrested in Cancun after being caught on video assaulting a Chevrolet Suburban carrying foreign tourists. The attack is one of numerous crimes committed by medallion cab drivers in Mexico against vehicles they believe are being used by ride-sharing
Mexican officials have vowed to search for more missing people after eight bodies were recently discovered at a resort in Cancun, Mexico. In addressing the families of the missing people Tuesday, Oscar Montes de Oca, the head prosecutor for the Mexican state
Eight bodies have been discovered in tourism hotspot Cancun as an ex-New York cop warns it’s the “most dangerous time ever to travel to Mexico.” The bodies were found over the weekend around ten miles from Cancun’s beach and hotel zone. Police
The bodies of eight people were found dumped in the Mexican resort of Cancun, one of the country’s most popular tourism destinations, authorities said Tuesday. The bodies were discovered over the weekend about 10 miles from Cancun’s beach and hotel zone after
The killings of four men in the Mexican resort city of Cancun was probably related to drug gang rivalries, authorities said Tuesday. The Caribbean coast state of Quintana Roo said drug gang leader Hector Flores Aceves, known by his nickname “Pantera,” or
Vacationers in Cancun, Mexico, were left in shock Monday after three lifeless bodies were discovered on the beach outside a popular hotel. The three individuals, all men, were identified as alleged drug dealers by local media, though Mexican government officials only confirmed
As millions of Americans prepare to descend upon one of Mexico’s top tourist destinations ahead of the spring break season, travelers may want to think twice when it comes to their local transportation options: Uber vs. taxi. Uber was recently reintroduced in
The U.S. State Department has issued a travel warning in tourist haven towns along Mexico’s Caribbean coast amid clashes between disgruntled taxi drivers and Uber rideshare customers and drivers. The warning comes after medallion taxi drivers in Mexico’s Quintana Roo state, home