Users of social media in Yucatán have created a Facebook group with the goal of organizing and destroying the Poseidon statue. This decision came after the United States National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that Hurricane Beryl has reached Category 5 status. Beryl is expected to make landfall twice in Mexico: first in Yucatán and then […]
Exploring Mexico’s Hidden Wonders: The Sacred Underwater Cenotes
Beneath the surface of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula lies a mesmerizing world of natural beauty and complexity: the cenotes. These limestone sinkholes, numbering over 7,000, have been forming for millions of years, dating back to the Chicxulub asteroid impact that reshaped our planet. But these cenotes are more than geological marvels—they hold cultural significance and ecological […]
Tesla Expands Its Mexico Team: Job Openings for Tesla Advisors
Tesla, the electric vehicle giant, is ramping up its presence in Mexico. The company has recently posted job openings on its official Careers website specifically for Tesla Advisors in several Mexican cities. These advisors play a critical role in Tesla’s sales and customer support division, directly engaging with potential buyers. Here are the key details: […]
In Memoriam: Carol J. Kolozs Fischer, Founder of Rosas & Xocolate Hotel
With heavy hearts, we share the news of Carol J. Kolozs Fischer’s passing. The visionary entrepreneur, founder of Grupo Rosas, and owner of Rosas & Xocolate Hotel fought a valiant battle against cancer. Seeking treatment in a U.S. hospital, he ultimately succumbed to the relentless disease. Carol’s remarkable journey began in Mexico City, where he […]
The streets in Mérida that are most affected by heavy rainfall and flooding, according to the SSP
After a prolonged period of drought, heavy rainfall is eagerly anticipated, as it brings new life to everything, and parks and gardens regain their vibrant green color; however, when they are torrential, they can also cause disruptions, and it’s essential to take precautions. That’s why the Yucatán State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) has released a […]
Concrete slabs of the Maya Train bridge in Yucatan break off (Video)
Concrete slabs of a bridge that crosses the Maya Train and leads to the municipality of Maxcanú, in Yucatan, broke off from the structure. Concrete slabs from a bridge that crosses the Mayan Train and leads to the municipality of Maxcanú, in Yucatán, broke off from the structure yesterday, presumably due to the rains that […]
Storm causes flooding in Chetumal; 1,500 people moved to shelters (Video)
Videos show that the water reached 70 centimeters in height in some areas; aerial images show streets completely flooded. The storm that hit Chetumal, Quintana Roo, last night caused the flooding of dozens of streets and houses, stranded cars, power outages and material damage; the National Defense Secretariat (Sedena) implemented the DN-III-E Plan. In addition, […]
Mérida to Welcome 3 New Hotels Focused on Gastronomy
With an approximate investment of 100 million pesos, the city of Mérida will have three new hotels targeting the segment of regional culinary experience and art, which will add to the gastronomic and tourist corridor of 47th street and the Great Park of La Plancha. The president of Grupo Libera, Eduardo Triay Espinosa, indicated that […]
The Navy Marathon in Mérida will take place in June
The 35th edition of the Navy Marathon 2024 will be held on Sunday, June 30th. This event has become an international affair, expecting the participation of 3,000 runners starting at 4:30 in the morning. The route was presented at the Mesón de la Luna hotel, featuring an attractive prize pool of 320,000 pesos to be […]
Merida to Remain Governed by PAN
Cecilia Patrón Laviada won the contest with over 30,000 votes Merida, the capital city of the state, was confirmed as a stronghold of the National Action Party (PAN) by receiving 258,489 votes and achieving the victory of Cecilia Patrón Laviada, former general secretary of the blue and white party. At the conclusion of the official […]