Yucatan and U.S. Consulate Strengthen Tourism Cooperation to Boost Air Connectivity and Cruise Arrivals
Yucatan officials and the U.S. Consulate in Merida reinforce tourism ties, focusing on air routes and cruise growth.
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Yucatán Officials Train Celestún Students in Marine Mammal Stranding Response
Yucatán officials trained 131 students in Celestún on how to respond to stranded marine mammals.
Yucatan Seeks Investment in Aerospace Industry With MRO Project and New Logistics Hubs
Yucatan governor meets with business groups to discuss aerospace maintenance projects and infrastructure investments.
Extreme Cold Kills Native Birds in Yucatan as Temperatures Plummet
Unusually low temperatures in eastern Yucatan have caused native bird deaths due to thermal shock.
Mérida’s Carnival Moved from Historic Streets to Fairgrounds 14 Years Ago
Mérida's Carnival relocated from Paseo de Montejo to Xmatkuil fairgrounds in 2013, ending a decades-long street tradition.
Mexican Environmental Agency Halts Mangrove Destruction for Illegal Settlements in Yucatan
Environmental authorities in Mexico have shut down illegal clearing and burning of mangrove forest for housing developments.
CFE Announces Power Outages in Yucatan Municipality for Maintenance Work
The CFE will cut power in Motul and surrounding towns for eight hours on Thursday for maintenance.
Yucatan Governor and Nobel Laureate Rigoberta Menchú Open International Peace Conference
Yucatan Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena and Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchú inaugurated an international peace conference in Mérida.
Cancer Remains Leading Cause of Death in Yucatan With 69 Deaths Per 100,000 Residents
Yucatan reports cancer death rate below national average but faces challenges in early detection and rural access.
Espita Residents Dismiss Huay Pek Rumors as Misidentified Dog, but Legend Endures
Residents in Espita, Yucatan, say a viral image of the mythical uay pek is actually a dog with mange.