Artisan Relocation at Chichen Itza Proceeds Without Forced Evictions, Despite Complaints
Artisans at Chichen Itza are being relocated through dialogue, not evictions, though some complain about distance from the pyramid.
Culture
Bacalar Ejido Members Seek Governor’s Help to Resolve INAH Land Compensation Dispute at Ichkabal
Ejido members in Bacalar ask Governor Mara Lezama to mediate with INAH over unpaid land compensation for the Ichkabal archaeological…
Cozumel Museum to Host ‘The Frontier of Reality’ Exhibition by Laura and David Cochran
The Museum of the Island in Cozumel will open 'The Frontier of Reality,' blending photography and hyperrealist drawing.
Maya Rain Ritual Faces Extinction as Younger Generations Lose Interest
The ancient Maya Ch'a' Cháak rain ceremony is at risk of disappearing due to lack of interest among youth in…
The Curious Historical Reason Yucatán Eats Cochinita Pibil on Sundays
A colonial-era tradition born from lack of refrigeration makes cochinita pibil the quintessential Sunday dish in Yucatán.
Sheinbaum Defends Axolotl and Lilac Color in Mexico City Urban Design
President Sheinbaum defends axolotl and lilac color in Mexico City's urban projects, rejecting a 'gray' vision.
Tulum Installs Tourist Information Kiosks at Archaeological Zone
Tulum installed information kiosks at the archaeological zone to guide visitors on free beach access and services.
Quintana Roo Secures Denomination of Origin for Melipona Honey
Mexico grants geographical indication protection to traditional Maya stingless bee honey from Quintana Roo.
Mara Lezama Inaugurates Cultural Encounter 2026 With Over 600 Students in Cancun
Governor Mara Lezama opened the third edition of the Cultural Encounter 2026, featuring 24 schools and more than 600 students.
Adidas and Someone Someway Bring Mexican Embroidery to 2026 World Cup
Adidas and Someone Somewhere launch a collection featuring hand-embroidered designs by 150 Mexican artisans for the 2026 World Cup.