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There already is a thread dedicated to this.Muelles del Caribe announces legal win to build fourth pier off island of Cozumel - Riviera Maya News
Cozumel, Q.R. -- After three years of litigation, a company who has wanted to build a fourth pier off the island of Cozumel won their case.
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This looks like it will be from the centro area - maybe near the ferry pier or cruise pier area - to playa. I wonder if I’m correct - and how much it will disrupt marine life while they’re also building the new cruise pier further south. Sigh.CFE launches new tender for Cozumel submarine cable project - Riviera Maya News
Cozumel, Q.R. -- A new tender by the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has been launched for the Cozumel submarine cable project.
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I’m curious what kind of tourist boat this might be - and at night. Party boat? Sad.Passenger on board sinking Cozumel tourist vessel dies by drowning - Riviera Maya News
Cozumel, Q.R. -- One person drowned Monday evening when the boat they were in sank off the island of Cozumel.
Where do they take the sargassum after gathering it up? I know there is a program to make building materials out of it, but that can’t be far enough along to take the stuff directly to factories, can it? Do they burn it? (I can’t imagine that would be good either). No solutions here - just questions.City to release geolocation stamped photos to curb Cancun sargassum misinformation - Riviera Maya News
Cancun, Q.R. -- Cancun says official sargassum photos will be released with geolocation time and date stamps to counteract misinformation
Cancún beach overwhelmed by over 50 tons of sargassum in 24 hours
Over 50 tons of sargassum were removed from Cancún’s Chac Mool Beach in just 24 hours, as authorities ramp up cleaning efforts across three key public
Cancun calls for massive beach cleanup June 28 as sargassum arrivals surge
As sargassum continues to inundate Cancun beaches, local authorities urge citizens and hotels to join a massive cleanup effort on June 28, 2025, to
they dont have all the permits neccessary and there is now a review on their impact studies report for which they provided false information. ( they forgot to mention there was Villablanca Reef in their report and that many dive shops and snorkel operations use that area.}Muelles del Caribe announces legal win to build fourth pier off island of Cozumel - Riviera Maya News
Cozumel, Q.R. -- After three years of litigation, a company who has wanted to build a fourth pier off the island of Cozumel won their case.
