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On the afternoon of Wednesday, April 16, the Municipal Drinking Water and Sewerage System of the Port of Progreso (Smapap) announced a disruption to the pumping service in the western part of the port. The disruption to the drinking water supply occurs during the holiday season, when Progreso receives thousands of visitors, both domestic and […]
In the neighborhoods of La Ermita and Mejorada, two iconic areas of Mérida’s Historic Center, the cobblestones that once provided colonial charm are beginning to cause problems, as some are broken or sunken, becoming traps for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. Neighbors and road users reported the poor condition of the streets in some sections. They […]
The Abrego Garcia deportation controversy has become a focal point in U.S.-El Salvador relations, highlighting legal, diplomatic, and moral complexities. Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran man, was deported from the U.S. to El Salvador despite a 2019 court order protecting him from removal. This deportation, later deemed illegal by the U.S. Supreme Court, has sparked […]
The emergency buttons installed by the Mérida City Council as part of the “Safe Alert” program have been used 35 times since their implementation on February 26. However, in none of the cases was police intervention necessary, according to municipal authorities. They designed this tool to provide immediate assistance to people at risk, whether due […]
A fight over donations, accusations of poor animal care, and use of inadequate facilities are facing the animal rights movement in Yucatán. Organized groups and so-called “independent rescuers” have entered into a debate over donations, with accusations that some have found a way to do business with the money they receive from people, either for […]
An intense police mobilization led to the alleged violent car theft in Mérida. It turned out that a woman faked a robbery to avoid paying for the rental car. The incident occurred on the night of Monday, April 14, in a neighborhood located south of the Yucatecan capital, when the woman fabricated a story to […]
The measure seeks to protect heritage from erosion and human damage; surveillance will be reinforced after incidents with tourists during the spring equinox. Starting this week, visitors to the Chichén Itzá archaeological site must admire El Castillo (the iconic Mayan pyramid) from a minimum distance of 15 meters, as determined by the National Institute of […]
The Women’s Institute trained 112 workers at La Plancha Park to prevent, address, and eradicate sexual harassment. Strengthening the network of safe spaces for women in Mérida and its police stations. In a collaborative effort to promote women’s rights and their access to a life free from violence, the Mérida City Council trained 112 workers […]
The Mayor of Mérida, Cecilia Patrón Laviada, led the celebration of the anniversary of the death of Pedro Infante, an icon of Mexican culture and an actor from the golden age of Mexican cinema. The event took place at the corner known as La Socorrito, located on 54th Street and 87th Street in downtown Mérida, […]
Playing with real money is infused with excitement and the potential for rewards. For residents of Yucatán, engaging in this activity requires a responsible approach to preserve both thrill and well-being. Understanding potential risks and employing effective strategies can foster a healthy gaming experience. Below are essential tips for Yucatán residents to enjoy gaming responsibly […]