The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) and the Mérida City Council have launched a project to protect the historical monuments of Paseo de Montejo from graffiti damage. This initiative involves an investment of over 8 million pesos. Anna Goycoolea Artis, director of the INAH in Yucatán, explained that the project includes applying an […]

The Mérida City Hall has conducted a certification course to professionalize nearly 30 public servants in evaluating dog welfare. Participants included qualifying judges, staff from the Animal Protection Unit (UPA), and the Municipal Animal Care Center (CEMAA). This certification is endorsed by the Secretariat of Public Education (SEP) through the CONOCER platform. The initiative aims […]

Dr. Francisco Bautista from the UNAM Environmental Geography Research Center has raised concerns about soil contamination in Mérida, particularly around the airport area. Although the situation is not yet critical, the city’s soil already shows signs of contamination. On World Soil Day, Dr. Bautista emphasized that Yucatán’s soil is very thin and shallow, which means […]

Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena of Yucatán, alongside Secretary of the Navy Raymundo Pedro Morales Ángeles, announced a significant investment of 7.9 billion pesos in Puerto Progreso. This investment aims to enhance the port’s infrastructure, boosting the economy and improving the well-being of Yucatecans. Historic Investment Governor Díaz Mena emphasized that this historic investment will position […]

Obtaining a driver’s license in Mérida for 2024 can be a complex process, especially with potential changes in costs and procedures each year. Here’s a guide on how to schedule your appointment and what to expect in December 2024. Scheduling an Appointment To schedule an appointment for a driver’s license in Mérida, you need to […]

A 17-year-old girl, Yoselin G.P.L., was found in poor condition after being reported missing in Mérida. Her parents revealed the news on social media. The State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) confirmed their awareness of Yoselin’s disappearance and subsequent location. She had boarded a platform taxi, though it was not specified whether it was Uber or […]

Yahayra Centeno Ceballos, head of the Municipal Women’s Institute of the Mérida City Council, reported a significant increase in calls from women seeking help or advice related to domestic violence. Every month, the institute receives around 200 calls, a stark contrast to previous years when such calls were practically nonexistent. Focus on Support and New […]

X’catzmil, located in the community of Plan de Ayala near Mérida’s southern boundary, is perhaps the city’s most overlooked archaeological site. This neglect is unfortunate, as it is home to possibly the largest Prehispanic structure still surviving within Mérida’s city limits, excluding Dzibilchaltún in Chablekal. Historical Neglect and Damage Reliable sources on X’catzmil are scarce, […]

The recent White Night event in Mérida attracted over 60,000 attendees, marking a historic celebration of art and culture across the city. The event featured a variety of performances and activities, culminating in a stellar closing with Jenny and the Mexicats. A Celebration for the People “White Night belongs to the people of Mérida. They […]

Despite the addition of new traffic lights and signage in various areas of Mérida, certain roads experience significant traffic jams during rush hours. One of the most reported issues is the entrance to the Caucel subdivision. Despite previous administrations opening at least three additional accesses from the ring road to this densely populated residential area […]