Breaking
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Playa del Carmen subsoil study eyed for 2027
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Kantunilkín Opens Fair Season With Century-Old Maya ‘Primicia’ Ritual
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9 Nov 2026, Mon

Ana Reyes

A side by side image showing a small dark furry animal with a pointed snout lying on light gray pavement, with red stains near it in the left panel and a shadow of a person in the foreground.
A low angle view shows broken and uneven pavement with exposed gravel beside a building wall and parked cars on a street.
A satellite map view of a coastline showing a road labeled Cozumel, several labeled beach and dive sites, a red highlighted rectangular area, and a green circle around a location near Allegro Cozumel.
Two men sit in a white boat on the water, with the boat's bow area filled with a large pile of conch shells and debris.
A large indoor legislative chamber with a domed ceiling, a central podium backed by draped Mexican flags, dark walls with gold inscriptions, and people seated at desks in the foreground.
A large leafy tree grows behind a graffiti covered concrete wall between a white multi story apartment building on the left and a white building with blue balconies on the right.
A line of cars viewed from behind on a paved street, with a silver Honda CR V in the foreground, a dark teal sedan to its right, a white pickup truck ahead, and a red car partially visible at the right edge.
A large cave interior with many hanging stalactites and stalagmites on the floor, lit by green and blue artificial lights.