Yucatán, a state often perceived as serene and tranquil, conceals a dark reality. At least 200 cases of disappearance have plagued the region, with many going unreported due to fear or lack of institutional support. The collective “Stronger Than Ever,” comprised of searching mothers, has been vocal about this issue, shedding light on the plight […]

As the election day for the Judicial Branch in Yucatán approaches on June 1, voters are looking to learn more about the candidates vying for positions. With a total of 14 seats up for grabs, the Superior Court of Justice and the Judicial Disciplinary Tribunal will be deciding who will administer justice in the state. […]

A 47-year-old man has been taken into custody by Yucatán police for allegedly defrauding multiple individuals by selling seafood that he never delivered. Mario “N” was arrested during a surveillance patrol in the La Caleta area after complaints against him circulated on social media. According to authorities from the Directorate of Public Safety and Traffic […]

A prolonged series of blackouts has gripped the Mexican state of Yucatán, leaving residents seething with frustration and financial woes. The power outages, which began in May, have resulted in economic losses due to damaged electrical appliances. The sweltering heat, which has reached scorching temperatures of up to 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit), has further […]

For years, the Mexican state of Yucatán has been touted as a beacon of tranquility and institutional trust, with its capital Mérida presented as an oasis of harmony in the midst of a country plagued by violence. However, a recent controversy has raised questions about the solidity of this image. At the center of the […]

A disturbing wave of home burglaries is sweeping through Mérida, exposing the inadequacies of the municipal security strategy touted by Mayor Cecilia Anunciación Patrón Laviada. Despite official claims that everything is under control, residents and data paint a grim picture of a city struggling to contain crime. High-profile neighborhoods like Temozón Norte have been hit […]

Mérida is undergoing a breathtaking transformation. The once-forgotten streets and abandoned houses have given way to vibrant gastronomic corridors, cultural centers, and high-value properties. However, beneath this façade lies a complex web of gentrification that raises important questions about the social cost of urban beautification. Dr. Edith Pereyra de la Rosa will shed light on […]

A group of frustrated residents from southern Mérida took to the streets on Wednesday night, blocking 42nd Street South as a form of protest over the prolonged power outage that has left dozens of families without electricity. For three consecutive nights, the community has been plagued by a lack of power, forcing residents to endure […]

After a three-year renovation process, the historic Ateneo Peninsular in Mérida, Yucatán has reopened its doors to the public. The building, managed by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), has been restored physically, administratively, and legally. A Hub for Culture and Education The Ateneo will house a meeting room, a one-stop shop for […]

In Mexico’s state of Yucatán, obtaining a driver’s license is a fundamental requirement for driving on the roads. However, not everyone will be able to get behind the wheel, at least until they settle their outstanding child support payments. According to Article 25 of the Law of the State Attorney General’s Office, individuals registered in […]