A new archaeological discovery in Yucatán has shed new light on the ritual and community life of the Maya more than two thousand years ago. It is a “ritual context” discovered in the town of Yaxché de Peón, in the municipality of Ucú, which includes a ceremonial structure and foundation offerings placed before its construction. […]
Construction of the bridge between Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit is progressing
The bridge connecting Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, and Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit, will improve regional mobility and road safety. It spans the Ameca River, and its operation will reduce travel time between the Riviera Nayarit tourist centers and Puerto Vallarta by 25 minutes. Construction of the Amado Nervo Bridge began in July of last year and […]
Acapulco is ready to host the Tianguis Turístico
Acapulco has recovered 17,000 of the 19,000 hotel rooms it had available before Hurricanes Otis and John, and is therefore ready to host the 50th edition of the Tianguis Turístico (Tourism Fair) from April 27 to 30, Federal Tourism Secretary Josefina Rodríguez Zamora told the media. “There are 2,000 rooms left to recover, and a […]
Neither Vienna nor Paris: Mexico is now the second country with the highest attendance at classical music concerts in the world
Classical music is no longer just for a select few, and Mexico has just proven it. The country has made history by becoming the second country with the highest attendance at classical music concerts, surpassing France and Germany. This “silver medal” is a perfect fit for Mexico City, uniting a devoted audience with an endless […]
Another earthquake strikes Yucatán: a tremor is recorded near Ticul
This morning, Friday, March 13, a new earthquake surprised residents of Ticul and other surrounding communities and municipalities. This time, the National Seismological Service (SSN) reported that the earthquake had a magnitude of 3.7. It also specified that the epicenter was located 18 kilometers northeast of Ticul, Yucatán. According to maps, the closest community would […]
Nayarit Theater Festival Comes to Various Communities
The “Nayarit Theater Festival on the Road” was presented this Thursday at the Autonomous University of Nayarit (UAN) as a key initiative to bring the performing arts to a greater number of communities in the state. This cultural event, which seeks to strengthen Nayarit’s artistic life, will take place with completely free activities from March […]
Work begins on Revolcadero beach after damage from Hurricane John
On Thursday morning, a backhoe from the National Fund for Tourism Development (Fonatur) began work on Revolcadero Beach, fulfilling one of seven commitments made by authorities to local service providers. The beach has suffered visible and ongoing damage since Hurricane John struck Acapulco in September 2014. Merchants and restaurant owners threatened to block the streets […]
For this long weekend, 5 attractive experiences in Mexico City
There will be a long weekend thanks to Benito Juárez’s birthday, which is commemorated on March 21st, although the holiday is observed on Monday, March 16th. If you’re planning to take advantage of these days off in Mexico City, but you’re still not sure what to do, here are 5 suggestions. How can you combine […]
An irresponsibility that is literally devouring Mexico.
In 1991, Mexico achieved a seemingly definitive health milestone: the eradication of the cattle screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax). It was a technical and diplomatic victory that secured our northern border and provided security for thousands of ranching families. However, what took decades to build crumbled in just a couple of years. Today, the return of this […]
Trump will attempt clandestine operations in Mexico with or without Sheinbaum’s approval
Analyst and academic Edgardo Buscaglia stated that there is a possibility that US President Donald Trump will attempt to carry out clandestine operations in Mexico, within the framework of the alliance called “Shield of the Americas,” an initiative promoted by the US president with the support of several Latin American governments, but without the participation […]