Progreso’s maritime pier, the longest in the world, turned 80 last weekend.
In the competitive real estate market in Mérida, Yucatán, the presence of professional agents and companies that provide certainty and good practices is a pressing need. Iván Cervera López, president of the Mérida section of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI), emphasizes the importance of identifying a formal and certified real estate professional […]
Young fisherman Josmar “N,” missing for several days in Dzilam de Bravo, was finally found dead at sea. The unfortunate discovery of his body, in an advanced state of decomposition, occurred on Wednesday, April 9th, off the coast of Santa Clara-Dzilam de Bravo, near the former “Mina de Oro” ranch, by local fishermen who joined […]
SEMARNAT denied permits for the multi-million dollar Mousai Petempich development. The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT) said no to the Mousai Petempich project because it would block the arrival of sea turtles to the coast of Puerto Morelos, as it sought to build stilt houses in the sea. The developer contemplated an investment […]
The president of the Mayab Fruit Growers Union, Freddy Domínguez Aké, reported that the light rains that fell last weekend in the state due to a cold front provided a respite for citrus growers who had not stopped irrigating their citrus crops due to the intense drought. He indicated that from dawn until nightfall, citrus […]
A gynecologist at Star Médica Hospital in Mérida was reported on social media for allegedly sharing intimate photographs of his patients through a WhatsApp group that included other colleagues. It is currently unknown whether he has any complaints to confirm the accusations. The Facebook page Chicas Riot shared the complaint, along with various screenshots of […]
Cuba has recently implemented measures to freeze the accounts of foreign companies and restrict the repatriation of foreign currency. This decision comes amid a severe economic crisis, exacerbated by U.S. sanctions and the global economic downturn. The Cuban government aims to retain hard currency within the country to address its financial challenges, including shortages of […]
For the second consecutive day, Yucatán ports from Celestún to El Cuyo remained closed on April 9 due to the lingering effects of the cold front, which caused a strong northerly event, paralyzing fishing and affecting tourism. Winds, high swells, and afternoon rain were recorded this Tuesday. Due to the effects of the cold front, […]
The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (PROFEPA) closed the “Santuario Tótem” real estate project, promoted by the Libera Group and Badar Real Estate Corporation, due to serious irregularities and the environmental risk posed by its implementation. The megaproject, unprecedented in Yucatán, contemplated the deforestation of more than 2,291,000 square meters of rainforest, with the purpose […]
At a press conference by Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena, the resignation of “Federica” Janine Patricia Quijano Tapia as head of the Yucatán government’s Secretariat of Sustainable Development was announced. The state governor announced the departure of the now-former official from the cabinet and the appointment of Neyra Silva as the new Secretary of Development this […]