Yucatan Unveils First ‘Safe Space’ Plaques to Promote LGBTIQ+ Inclusion
Yucatan's government unveils first 'Safe Space' plaques in Merida to promote inclusion and respect for LGBTIQ+ diversity.
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Merida Among Top 10 Mexican Cities for Airbnb Listings, Data Shows
Merida ranks 10th nationally with 6,662 Airbnb listings, as short-term rentals surge across Mexico.
Heavy Rains Flood Yucatan Streets But Aquifer Not at Risk, Experts Say
Despite severe flooding in Yucatan, experts say the aquifer is far from overflowing, with water levels well below critical thresholds.
Renowned Archaeologist Eduardo Matos Slams ‘Archaeological Frankensteins’ in Yucatan
Eduardo Matos Moctezuma criticizes relocation of Maya Train artifacts into new parks, calling them unscientific.
Va y Ven Bus Service in Merida at Risk as Concessionaires Claim $189 Million in Unpaid Funds
Concessionaires warn of possible service disruption if overdue payments are not resolved soon.
Mexico Transferred Thousands of Hectares to Army for Maya Train, Report Says
The Mexican government transferred thousands of hectares of ejido and private land to the army for the Maya Train project…
Saharan Dust Reduces Rainfall in Yucatan, Creates Orange Sunsets
A Saharan dust cloud over the Yucatan Peninsula is limiting storm formation and producing vivid orange and red sunsets.
Gran Museo del Mundo Maya to Host First Itinerant Acousmatic Concert Outside Mexico City
Free acousmatic concert at Gran Museo del Mundo Maya in Mérida features 10 winning sound works from Entornos Sonoros 2025.
Helicopter With Tourists Makes Emergency Landing Near Ek Balam Archaeological Site
A helicopter carrying tourists made a precautionary emergency landing near Ek Balam due to mechanical failure. No injuries reported.
Mara Lezama Highlights Maya World Unity at K’íiwik 2026 to Boost Community Tourism
Governor Mara Lezama promotes sustainable community tourism at the K'íiwik 2026 fair in Mérida.