Travel Tips
In today’s fast-paced world, where news spreads faster than ever, one problem stands out: fake news. It’s something that affects all areas of our lives, from politics to health and, yes, even the world of sports betting. Fake news can cause serious disruptions in betting markets, making it harder for bettors to make informed decisions, […]
As the world becomes more digital, privacy concerns are becoming more important than ever. The online gambling world, in particular, has been evolving quickly, with no KYC casinos (no Know Your Customer) leading the way. These casinos are offering players the ability to gamble without revealing personal information, which is changing the way people think […]
On the night of Friday, February 21, the alleged arrest of several armed and hooded men who were traveling in luxury SUVs on Avenue 41 between 18 and 20, in the Juan Pablo II subdivision in Mérida, was announced on social networks. The next day, the Yucatán Police arrested them and stated that they were […]
Canada and Mexico are expected to intensify efforts this week to avoid punishing 25% tariffs on their exports to the U.S. in talks to persuade President Donald Trump’s administration that their steps to increase border security and curb fentanyl trafficking are working ahead of a March 4 deadline. Canada and Mexico have both taken steps […]
Since prehistory, people have been fascinated with the natural world and made works of art full of meaning based on the animals they shared their region with. Ancient Mesoamerican peoples were, of course, no exception. The Maya, Olmec, Zapotec, Trascan, Mexica, and others incorporated animal imagery into their temples, everyday objects, dwellings, writing, and calendar…
Bombas Yucatecas are a unique and cherished tradition in the Yucatán region of Mexico. These short, witty verses are often recited during traditional dances, particularly the jarana yucateca, and are an integral part of the region’s cultural heritage. The origins of Bombas Yucatecas can be traced back to the colonial era when Spanish poetic forms […]
The Government of Yucatan and Engie Mexico agreed to work closely together to accelerate and bring to fruition the expansion project of the Cuxtal II gas pipeline in Mayakán, which will allow the arrival of more natural gas to Yucatan, adding competitiveness and development to the state. Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena received Ana Laura Ludlow, […]
The driver of a pickup truck crashed into a breathalyzer checkpoint on the Mérida Periférico, leaving five people injured, including police officers. The Public Security Secretariat (SSP) reported that the accident occurred at kilometer 38 of the aforementioned road during the early morning hours of Saturday, February 22. According to preliminary information, the incident occurred […]
Three young students from the Mérida Institute of Technology will present two scientific projects developed by themselves in Dublin, Ireland. The young Carolina Cruz Carrillo and Yulislel Pech, students of Environmental Engineering, and Alejandra Zapata, of Chemical Engineering, developed a method to process burnt cooking oil and another that allows fruit infections to be avoided, […]
The Mexican film El Diablo Fuma “The Devil Smokes” (and Keeps the Burnt Match Heads in the Same Box), by Ernesto Martínez Bucio, won the award for Best First Film at the Berlin Film Festival on Saturday, February 22nd. The film is about five children left alone with their grandmother and begin to get involved […]