Mexico’s President Faces Pressure from Trump as Border Tensions Ris
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is under pressure to make significant policy changes after a phone call with Donald Trump, according to recent reports. The call, which took place just days after the US presidential election, reportedly focused on the pressing issue of border security between the two countries. In a press conference, Sheinbaum assured the […]
Isla Mujeres Beach Cleanup Removes 30,000 Cigarette Butts
In a significant effort to combat beach pollution, a cleanup event in Isla Mujeres recovered over 2,500 square meters of beach. Organized as part of World Cleanup Day, the event was led by the For Better or For Bad movement, with support from the Environment and Ecology Department, the Youth Department of Isla Mujeres, and […]
Cozumel’s “Puerta del Mar” Condo-Hotel Project Under Review
Carla Zapata, the director of Urban Development for Cozumel, announced that the “Puerta del Mar” condo-hotel project, planned for the southern area of Cozumel, is currently under review. Environmental Concerns Zapata emphasized that due to the project’s location and the presence of mangroves, it must meet a series of environmental requirements and obtain necessary permits […]
Cozumel Celebrates Its Heritage with “Soul Kin: The Path of Love”
In celebration of the 175th anniversary of San Miguel de Cozumel’s founding, the municipal administration, led by José Luis Chacón Méndez, organized the event “Soul Kin: The Path of Love.” This celebration highlighted the rich Mayan cultural heritage and reaffirmed the identity of this iconic Caribbean island. The event, organized by the Directorate of Tourism […]
Tijuana River Crisis: Southern California Cities Declare State Of Emergency Amid Pollution And Health Risks
A growing number of Southern California cities are issuing local state-of-emergency declarations as the ongoing Tijuana River sewage crisis continues to wreak havoc on communities, threatening public health and the environment. Despite California’s efforts to build a new wastewater treatment plant, locals argue that more immediate solutions are needed to address the pollution-related issues. At […]
Mérida Airport: 32 Flights Scheduled for Arrival Today
The “Manuel Crescencio Rejón” terminal in Mérida is set to welcome 32 flights today, Monday, November 25. The day’s operations began with the departure of athletes who participated in the recent artistic gymnastics tournament. The airport’s activities kicked off with the arrival of four flights out of the 32 scheduled for today, with 12 arrivals […]
“Expats’ Paradise: Valencia Tops the List as the Best City to Live in the World”
In a report that’s timely given the recent exodus of Americans considering moving abroad, InterNations’ Expat Insider 2024 reveals the top cities to live in the world. With input from over 12,500 expats living in 53 cities across 35 countries, this year’s ranking provides valuable insights into what makes a city an ideal place to […]
Thousands of people come to live in Merida every year, where do they come from?
Every year, thousands of people move to Yucatán, with Mérida being a particularly popular destination. This influx has led to a significant demand for housing, according to Sergei López Cantón, local president of the Chamber of the Housing Development and Promotion Industry (Canadevi). Growing Popularity “Mérida has become a fashionable city to live in over […]
Community tourism is promoted in Guanajuato: Ministry of Tourism
With the aim of promoting tourism consolidation based on the concepts of identity, tourism culture, competitiveness, community tourism and transversality, María Guadalupe Robles León, Secretary of Tourism and Identity in the state of Guanajuato, said that among the tourism projects to be promoted is community tourism development in Sangre de Cristo, Mineral de la Luz, […]