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Economy & Business - February 2023
MEXICO: Taxi trouble in Quintana Roo
On 23 January, the US Embassy in Mexico issued a security alert for US citizens in Quintana Roo state, where many of the country’s top tourist destinations are located. The warning was issued “in the wake of recent incidents involving taxi and Uber drivers”, with the US Embassy noting that past disputes between ride-hailing services such as Uber and local taxi unions had turned violent in Mexico, “resulting in injuries to US citizens in some instances”.
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