In Mexico, 30% of household energy consumption is firewood.

According to the latest report from the Ministry of Energy, 30% of domestic energy consumption in the country is fueled by firewood, reaching 243.3 petajoules. While domestic consumption of this fuel decreased 2.4% from 2018 to 2023, dry gas consumption decreased by 13%. However, there was an 8% increase in overall domestic energy consumption during […]

Discover Palizada: Campeche’s Timeless Gem

Palizada, the charming Magical Town in southwest Campeche, is a destination frozen in time. Its streets are a kaleidoscope of colors, its houses adorned with French Marseille tile roofs, and the river that gives it its name is steeped in history. This site has preserved its colonial essence, combining architectural, cultural, and natural richness in […]

Thrilling AsTri Cancún 2025 Triathlon Kicks Off, Attracts Over a Thousand Competitors from Six Countries

The highly anticipated AsTri Cancún 2025 triathlon got off to an electrifying start with more than a thousand participants hailing from six countries, including Mexico, the United States, Canada, Argentina, Chile, and Cuba. This impressive turnout marked the third edition of the event, which is being held in celebration of Cancun’s 55th anniversary. The triathlon, […]

Unveiling the Hidden History of Cozumel

Nestled in the Caribbean Sea, this picturesque island has long been a treasure trove for tourists seeking sun-kissed beaches and vibrant marine life. However, beneath its tranquil surface lies a rich and complex history that reveals itself as one of resilience, migration, and repopulation. Historian Fernando Peraza Tun shed light on this captivating narrative during […]

Tulum Expands Its Beach Access: A New Gateway for the People

In response to overwhelming demand from its residents, Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo has announced the opening of a new beach access in this stunning coastal town. This newest addition will become operational on April 14th, joining an existing network of over 15 beaches that cater to the community’s need for seaside recreation. Speaking on this […]

Blonde Woman Confronts Cultural Stereotypes in Quintana Roo

A foreigner has shared her experiences with cultural stereotypes while living in Cancún, Quintana Roo. Despite being of Spanish origin and speaking fluent Spanish, she is often mistaken for an American due to her blonde hair and light-colored eyes. In social media posts, the woman recounted the amusing instances where people would speak to her […]

Environmental Concerns Halt Development of Yucatán’s “Tótem Sustainable” Project

A significant controversy has unfolded in Kinchil, Yucatán, as the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) has temporarily shut down the highly publicized “Tótem Sustainable Residential” project due to severe environmental concerns. The real estate development, touted as a model of sustainability, was found to be operating without the necessary permits and authorizations. This oversight […]