UNAY Contemporary Dance Tour Brings ‘Efervescencia’ to Yucatan, Campeche, and Quintana Roo
Second-generation UNAY dance students present 'Efervescencia' across theaters, schools, and social reintegration centers in the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Five Dead in Head-On Collision on Merida-Celestun Highway; Teachers, Pregnant Woman, Children Among Victims
A head-on crash on the Merida-Celestun highway killed five, including two teachers, a pregnant woman, and two children.
Mayan Train Secures 15-Year Permit to Transport Diesel for Freight Expansion
The Mayan Train received a 15-year permit to transport diesel, boosting fuel logistics as it prepares for freight operations.
20 Kilos of Meth Seized at Courier Company in Merida; FGR and SSPC Investigate
Federal forces seized 20 kg of methamphetamine at a Merida courier company. FGR and SSPC are investigating.
70,000 Attend Merida’s Noche Blanca Festival in Record Turnout
Around 70,000 people filled 5 km of streets for the 20th edition of La Noche Blanca in Merida.
Yucatan’s Hidden Gem Now Has a Michelin-Starred Restaurant
Chocholá, Yucatan — The small town of Chocholá, long overlooked by tourists traveling between Merida...
UNAM Study Finds Alacranes Reef in Yucatan Severely Underprotected
A new UNAM study reveals that 93% of Alacranes Reef lacks adequate protection, with significant ecological decline.
Ancient Maya Structure Discovered During Maya Train Construction in Yucatan
Archaeologists uncover a 1,100-year-old Maya structure with possible ritual use during Maya Train salvage work in Yucatan.
Renacimiento Maya Program Distributes Free Books to Yucatan Students
Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena led a book giveaway for Student Day, promoting reading and culture among youth.
Late Closure of Pig Farm in Yucatan Leaves Lasting Environmental Damage
Over 41,000 pigs removed from Santa Maria Chi farm after years of environmental violations.