This is what the 2024 Festival of the Souls in Mérida will be like

In order to celebrate one of the most representative, significant, and nostalgic traditions of the year (Day of the Dead), Mérida has presented the 2024 edition of its traditional Festival of the Souls, where you will be able to enjoy a wide variety of activities, from catrina parades and bike rides to the emblematic tradition […]

Is it racist to use the word “negro”?

The newspaper recently published several headlines describing a person as “a negro” in the context of reports on police abuses in the U.S. This expression has shocked many readers, and some have written to the Reader’s Advocate, considering it offensive. “The use of racist language to refer to Afro-descendants is totally outrageous,” wrote one reader […]

Duck-billed dino with absolutely enormous honker unearthed in Mexico

A duck-billed dinosaur with a truly massive honker has been discovered in Mexico. It was named Coahuilasaurus lipani, after the region where it was found and the Lipani Apache tribe that lives there. The dino, which lived 73 million years ago, had unique tooth-like projections on its bill that may have helped it consume tough […]

Google Play Store Warning—Do Not Install These Apps On Your Phone

It looks like Google has taken steps to clean up its Android platform, but it’s still facing issues with security threats. Multiple reports have highlighted the presence of malware such as Necro Trojan and TrickMo on the Play Store. These malware variants can intercept one-time passwords, perform screen recording and keylogging, and even remotely control […]

Where in Mexico will the solar eclipse on October 2 be visible?

What you need to know: – Partial Visibility: On October 2, there will be an annular solar eclipse, but it will only be partially visible in some parts of Mexico. The next opportunity to see another eclipse will be in 2028. – Eclipse Details: An annular solar eclipse means the Moon will not completely cover […]

New Cacao Museum inaugurated in Villahermosa, Tabasco; visitors can make chocolate

Secretary Román Meyer Falcón invited the entire population to learn more about the history of chocolate. The Secretariat of Agrarian, Territorial, and Urban Development (Sedatu) completed the Cacao Museum ‘La Cacaotera,’ an intervention carried out through the Urban Improvement Program (PMU) that is part of the Río Grijalva Linear Park in Villahermosa, Tabasco. “This space […]

Google Is Deleting Gmail Accounts—3 Steps Needed To Keep Yours

Use it or lose it: Google is deleting inactive Gmail accounts Update, Sept. 11, 2024: This story, originally published on Sept. 09, now includes a guide to managing and switching between multiple Gmail accounts on a single device and additional ways to prevent your account from being deleted. Google, with an estimated 1.8 billion Gmail […]