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“The State Government, together with the Federal government, will open five new universities in Yucatan to expand the educational offer and prevent young people from having to migrate to other states to develop professionally,” said Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena. Accompanied by the president of the System for the Integral Development of the Family (DIF) Yucatan, […]
Crossover tropical cyclones, storms that traverse from one ocean basin to another, are a rare meteorological phenomenon. Since records began in 1851, only 21 such storms have been documented. These storms either start in the Pacific and move into the Gulf of Mexico or the Caribbean or vice versa. In 1960, Hurricane Abby made landfall […]
On Monday, October 28th, four Roman Catholic bishops in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero called for civilian and military authorities to take steps to protect residents of a region rocked by violence that has left more than a dozen dead in recent days. The violence around Tecpan de Galeana, about 65 miles (104 kilometers) […]
Saturated, overwhelmed by the urban sprawl, with some 6,000 graves, the general cemetery of Progreso celebrates 99 years of service this November 1. The cemetery opened on November 1, 1925, after the first cemetery that operated for over 50 years on 31st and 98th streets in the Juan Montalvo neighborhood closed. Today, the Guadalupe Chapel […]
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The outlook for hoteliers in the Riviera Maya is encouraging. According to Toni Chaves, president of the Riviera Maya Hotel Association, hotel reservations for November are already in 80% occupancy and are expected to rise to 90% in December. This increase is considered positive after a summer season that did not fully meet hoteliers’ expectations. […]
Walking through Chichén Viejo’s arch, the splendor and scope of the site begins to come into focus
The man who was executed on October 27 and found half-bagged on a bridge in the Mártires de Antorchistas neighborhood in Chetumal was a former Tulum police officer. Sources within the State Attorney General’s Office report that the man was identified as Juan Carlos Santana, a former member of the Municipal Police. The body was […]
Yucatan is being displaced from among the main producers of habanero chili in the country, even though it already has a certificate of origin, the process for this to enter into operation is still not consolidated, which allows other states to produce Habanero and sell it to large companies. Currently, there are at least 19 […]
Within the framework of the Festival of the Souls 2024, the Mérida City Council inaugurated last night a monumental altar in the main square of the city, which measures about 15 meters long, six meters high, and about four meters deep with which it seeks to promote traditions and cultural expressions related to the Day […]