Traditional Sweets Vendors Ready
Traditional sweets vendors are ready and expecting good sales during this season, especially on October 30th, 31st, and November 1st, as people customarily place traditional fruit sweets on the altars for the Day of the Dead. During this season, the sale of homemade traditional sweets such as yucca, papaya, pumpkin, plum, nance, cocoyol, sweet potato, […]
9-Year-Old Survives a Week in the Jungle After Hurricane Milton
A nine-year-old boy was found after spending six days lost in a Mexican jungle following Hurricane Milton. The child survived by drinking water from puddles. The events began on October 5th, when the boy, Joel Acosta, fled his home in the town of Palizada in Campeche after his stepfather told him he could not have […]
Mexicana: Sheinbaum Sells Assets to Pay Former Employees
Before the end of this year, a second disbursement of resources amounting to 407 million pesos (approximately 21.5 million dollars) is expected to be made to former employees of Mexicana de Aviación from the sale of some assets, according to union organizations representing employees and retirees of the defunct company. Fausto Guerrero, leader of the […]
Lezama Seeks Chinese Tourism for Chetumal with Tulum Airport
The governor of Quintana Roo, Mara Lezama, met with the ambassador of the People’s Republic of China in Mexico, Zhang Run, with the aim of boosting tourism and trade. Lezama addressed issues related to the safety of tourists and the attractions offered by the 12 destinations in Quintana Roo. She also highlighted the friendliness and […]
Mexico: Canadian Tourism Grows More Than American Tourism
On average, 725 American visitors arrive in Cancun every hour, solidifying this tourist destination as the favorite for the North American market; Los Cabos follows with 253 people per hour, according to the latest report for January-July of this year, prepared by the National System of Statistical Information of the Tourism Sector of Mexico (Datatur). […]
Cuban Man Reports Theft of Expensive Handbag at Cancun Airport: “Ruined Gift”
A Cuban man reported on social media the theft of a Gucci women’s handbag valued at 35,000 Mexican pesos (approximately $2,000). The accusation is directed at the workers of Terminal 3 at Cancun Airport in Mexico. Identified on TikTok as marsito79, this Cuban detailed that he flew with United Airlines from the popular Mexican tourist […]
Mérida, Yucatán, host of the forum Challenges and Opportunities in Building Sustainable Cities and Communities
Specialists from Latin America, national and local, gathered in Mérida, Yucatán to share their experience and discuss best practices and regional trends in land use planning and sustainable urban development during the forum “Challenges and Opportunities in Building Sustainable Cities and Communities,” organized by UN Habitat. Around 350 people interested in Land Use Planning, Urban […]
Mérida Prepares for the Arrival of “El Sol”
On November 8th, Luis Miguel will delight his Yucatecan audience with all his hits. With a grand production, the singer Luis Miguel will arrive in Mérida on Friday, November 8th, to perform at the “Carlos Iturralde Rivero” stadium at 9:00 PM. “El Sol” will entertain his Yucatecan audience with hits from his early days and […]
New Gmail Security Alert For 2.5 Billion Users As AI Hack Confirmed
Warning: Sophisticated Gmail Scams Using AI-Driven Attacks Google has implemented advanced protections against hackers who target Gmail accounts. However, scammers are evolving their tactics to use artificial intelligence (AI) to trick even experienced users into revealing sensitive information. The Latest Scam: A “Super Realistic” AI Call Microsoft solutions consultant Sam Mitrovic recently shared a warning […]