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12 Nov 2026, Thu

Culture

Two people stand beside a large solar panel resting on cardboard packaging in a dirt yard, with other people and a building in the background.
Five people sit at a table in front of a green ANDRADE sign, one holding a printed poster with a galaxy design while a person in the foreground films with a phone on a gimbal.
Eight people stand in a row behind a black table banner reading Festival Internacional de Musica Cancun, in front of a sign reading Biblioteca Nacional de la Cronica.
A side by side composite of a woman with dark hair, wearing a blue patterned poncho in the left photo and a pink patterned poncho in the right photo, standing outdoors in front of large sculptures.
Five people sit behind a table covered with a blue cloth in front of a backdrop displaying sponsor logos, with name placards reading Mtro. Offer Arjona, Paulino Hemmer, Carlos Marin and Marta de Juana.
A group of people seated on wooden chairs in an indoor courtyard listen to a speaker while a large straw figure wearing a hat stands behind them.
A man in a maroon shirt with a clip-on microphone holds a poster for the Festival Nocturno de Leyendas Mayas 2026 and gestures with his other hand, with a laptop on a table to his right.