Pride Festival’s Rainbow Colors Flood Fifth Avenue

This Saturday, June 15, 2024, the Pride festival of the LGBTTTIQ+ community brought the rainbow to Fifth Avenue, where more than 12,500 people arrived, surpassing last year’s attendance, in a jubilant atmosphere where acts of discrimination and transphobia that many have faced were not forgotten and were highlighted. This year, the march was led by […]

JetBlue’s First Flight to Tulum’s New Airport

JetBlue’s inaugural flight to Tulum, Mexico, marked a historic moment as it departed on Thursday. The cabin buzzed with excitement, passengers waving both Mexican and American flags while cheering as the aircraft readied for departure. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation, fitting for the launch of not only a new route but also service to […]

Culinary Arts among the most demanded careers at Instituto Campechano

Instituto Campechano keeps school dropout rates under control, with Rafael Enrique Meneses López, the secretary-general of the educational center highlighting that among the careers with the highest demand is Culinary Arts. Although Instituto Campechano records low school dropout rates, from 1 to 2 percent, both in its middle and higher education offerings, actions and strategies […]

26 ancient Maya burials were discovered between the municipalities of Calakmul and Escárcega, in Campeche.

At various points along the mentioned distance, human burials were recorded, most of them individual, arranged in different positions: dorsal and lateral decubitus, extended, flexed, seated; 10 of which were accompanied by offerings. The archaeological salvage derived from the construction of the Maya Train allowed for exploration into little-explored areas of ancient Maya culture, an […]