Yucatán represents one of the most significant cases of language shift in Mexico. Although it still has around 800,000 Maya speakers, it has a loss rate of nearly 60 percent, meaning that six out of every ten children of Maya-speaking mothers no longer learn the language as their mother tongue, revealed Violeta Vázquez-Rojas Maldonado, Undersecretary […]

The leader of the Morena party in Yucatán, Carlos Bojórquez Urzaiz, sparked controversy by referring to Andrés Manuel López Obrador as “the worst president Mexico has ever had” during a meeting in the municipality of Tizimín. The moment was captured on video and initially shared on digital platforms by users and journalists, including Audelino Macario. […]

During a public event, Carlos Bojórquez—the state president of Morena in Yucatán—referred to Andrés Manuel López Obrador as “the worst president Mexico has ever had.”⭕The moment was captured on video and immediately went viral, as the blow came not from the outside, but from within the very party AMLO founded.🚨Now, many are wondering whether it […]

Can you imagine walking through a museum beneath the sea? If you enjoy unusual experiences or love diving and snorkeling, the Underwater Museum of Cancún is one of the most surprising attractions you can visit in Mexico. For years, Cancún has been one of the country’s most iconic tourist destinations thanks to its crystal-clear beaches […]

Those who have recently strolled along Mérida’s Gastronomic Corridor have enjoyed a striking urban intervention: two large crocheted pieces in a wide range of colors now cover part of 47th Street, between 54th and 56th Streets, providing shade and visually transforming the space. The structures were created by the Cielo Tejido collective, made up of […]

Are you the kind of diner who likes every outing to be a culinary adventure? Or are you the type of person who prefers not to take risks with a new dish that you might not enjoy? No matter which one you are, the truth is that now that Mérida’s culinary scene seems impossible to […]

In Mexico, there are illnesses that kill slowly and silently, taking advantage of the fact that men tend to postpone medical consultations and that health systems do not always prioritize timely detection. Prostate cancer is the most eloquent of these ailments. Data from Epidemiological Week 21 of 2026—which covers May 24 to 30—confirm it: Yucatán […]

The tranquility of midday in Mérida was interrupted by an unusual phenomenon for the region: an earthquake felt in various parts of the city, prompting the precautionary evacuation of public buildings, businesses, and hospitals. It’s worth noting that the National Seismological Service (SSN) reported a 4.2 magnitude earthquake at 10:05 a.m. today, with its epicenter […]

Yucatán has emerged as the third-ranking state in terms of the number of affected individuals, recording 28 confirmed cases, in addition to one death associated with this disease—that of a woman originally from Mérida. The cases detected within Yucatán’s territory are distributed across 23 municipalities: Buctzotz, Cenotillo, Dzan, Dzoncauich, Izamal, Kanasín, Maní, Maxcanú, Mérida, Motul, […]

Everything is set for the 2026 Sexual Diversity March to take place this coming Saturday, June 6, as part of LGBT+ Pride Month in Yucatán. The collectives comprising the Organizing Committee announced that the demonstration will bring together hundreds of people demanding inclusion, respect for human rights, and visibility for the LGBT+ community. Read also: […]