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Frozen Paradise: How Legal Wars and Political Limbo Stranded Huatulco’s Biggest Tourism Projects
Frozen Paradise: How Legal Wars and Political Limbo Stranded Huatulco’s Biggest Tourism Projects Huatulco, the jewel of the Oaxacan coast, was built on a promise: a “Planned Integrated Center” where nature and luxury could coexist. For decades, it was a model of sustainable development. But today, if you walk along the Chahué Marina or peer through the fences of the Tangolunda fairways, you’ll see a different story. You’ll see the “elefantes blancos”—white elephants—of a political and legal war that has left millions of dollars in infrastructure rotting in the Pacific sun. As...