Tulum's Parque del Jaguar Museum Set to Wow Tourists
Tulum's “Jaguar Park” project sparks a real estate soap opera! Yucatán's developers claim land, but the state calls it “apocryphal.” Cue SEDATU's investigation into possible fraud. Promeza brings hope with new archaeological unit and bike lanes. But crime lingers, with a man shot dead.
Hold on to your sunhats, folks, because Tulum is brewing up some hot, spicy drama! The infamous “Jaguar Park” federal project has thrown the region north of Tulum's municipal capital into a whirlwind of confusion and inconsistencies. It's like a real estate soap opera, and Yucatán developers are smack in the center of it all!
Here's the tea: These daring developers are waving around title deeds to a plot of land that the state government is dubbing “apocryphal.” But how did they get their hands on it? Back in 2005, when Infovir vanished into thin air and Ipae rose from the ashes, these crafty folks made their move and swooped in on the land owned by the state government. Talk about timing!
