When Google announced it was complying with US President Donald Trump’s executive order to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, many Mexicans responded with a laugh and a long, exhausted sigh. At her daily press briefing on Tuesday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum largely shrugged off Google’s move, noting that Trump’s order only applies […]
VALLADOLID, YUCATAN.- The “Casa Maya” continues to be one of the main attractions of this town, even though it is a house belonging to the well-known painter José Abraham May Chimal who has maintained it for 30 years. Since its construction and to date, tourists have confused it with a hotel or restaurant, because it […]
When people think of the most prestigious universities in the United States, names like Harvard, MIT, Stanford, or Yale often come to mind. These schools have earned a level of recognition that makes them household names and attracts students from all over the world. But what exactly makes them stand out? Is it their history? […]
From intimate ceremonies based on ancient Mayan rituals to huge luxury weddings, Yucatan is a perfect setting In recent years, Yucatan has emerged as a perfect destination for couples looking for an unforgettable setting in which to have a dream wedding. With its rich history, captivating landscapes, and an environment that fuses the colonial with […]
Building Trust and Quality for the Expat Community in Mérida Mérida and the Yucatán Peninsula have long been a favorite destination for expatriates, offering cultural richness, stunning landscapes, and an exceptional quality of life. However, for many newcomers, navigating local services can sometimes lead to frustrating experiences. Stories of overcharging, incomplete work, and misleading sales […]
The National Chamber of the Electronics, Telecommunications, and Information Technology Industry (Canieti) presented its action plan for 2025, focused on strengthening the technology sector in Yucatan. Priorities include cybersecurity, innovation, educational outreach, expansion into municipalities, and the inclusion of more micro and small businesses in the electronic sector. Julián Morales Rivas, president of Canieti, stressed […]
“Pan de Cazón” (Dogfish bread), is a traditional delicacy from Campeche. Here is a basic recipe so you can prepare it at home: Ingredients: Corn tortillas500 g of dogfish (small shark)2 cups of refried black beans4 tomatoes1 onion2 cloves of garlic2 habanero peppers (optional)Salt and pepper to tasteOil for fryingEpazote (optional)You may be interested in: […]
More dogs and cats are sought to be adopted in Mérida. One of the pending items on the agenda of the Environment and Animal Welfare Unit of the Mérida City Council is the expansion of the municipal adoption center, which has increased its activity to the point of receiving an average of one pet per […]
Activist groups demand that public information be provided about the deaths of the dolphins Alex and Plata, who allegedly died inside the facilities of Riviera Maya hotel in less than 12 months, due to mistreatment. Activists denounce the death of two dolphins in the hotel premises, for which the authorities are already investigating the alleged […]
CACALCHÉN, Yucatán.- A man, allegedly under the influence of drugs, was arrested by the Municipal Police for causing damage to public property. The events took place on Tuesday, January 28th, in a property in the municipality of Cacalchen, where the man, identified as Francisco Javier L. R., arrived upset and aggressive, breaking some items inside […]