Mexican Air Force Conducts ‘Balam’ Aerial Drill in Yucatan Ahead of 2026 World Cup
The Mexican Air Force conducted a major aerial drill in Yucatan to prepare for security during the 2026 World Cup.
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President Sheinbaum Confirms Construction of Gulf Corridor Highway Linking Yucatan Peninsula to Northern Border
Mexico will build a four-lane highway connecting the Yucatan Peninsula to the northern border as part of a major infrastructure…
Yucatán Delivers Prosthetics and Orthotics to 19 People in Nearly 500,000 Peso Initiative
Nineteen people in Yucatán received mobility devices through a joint investment of nearly 500,000 pesos.
U.S. Intensifies Aerial Surveillance Over Yucatan Peninsula
The U.S. has increased drone and aircraft surveillance over the Yucatan Peninsula to monitor Gulf of Mexico waters.
Valladolid’s Urban Cenote Zaci Offers a Hidden World in Yucatan’s Heart
Cenote Zaci in Valladolid is a rare urban cenote with crystal-clear waters, accessible from the town center.
Yucatán Bolsters Security with New Explosive Detection Dogs from U.S. Partnership
Yucatán integrates three new explosive detection dogs from a U.S. partnership to enhance public safety operations.
Yucatan Hospital Receives Over 46 Million Pesos in Medical Equipment and ICU Beds
A Yucatan hospital adds new diagnostic tools and 41 ICU beds in a 46 million peso investment to meet growing…
One in Four Yucatán Workers Earns Too Little to Afford Food Despite Economic Growth
A quarter of Yucatán's workforce earns insufficient wages to cover basic food costs, despite economic expansion.
Progreso Businesses Anticipate Strong Sales as 22 Cruise Ships Arrive in March
Progreso businesses expect strong sales with 22 cruise ship arrivals in March, boosted by Lent and Easter holidays.
Feminist Groups in Mérida Announce Anti-Colonial, Trans-Inclusive March for International Women’s Day
Feminist collectives in Mérida, Yucatán, have called for an International Women's Day march with anti-colonial and trans-inclusive themes.