Bullfight in Muna, Yucatán, Canceled After Federal Judge’s Order
A federal judge's ruling over animal cruelty concerns prompted the cancellation of a bullfight in Muna, Yucatán.
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Mexican Navy Rescues 16 People off Progreso Coast
The Mexican Navy rescued 12 adults and four children from a small boat northeast of Progreso, Yucatan, and turned them…
Poultry Giants Crío and Bachoco Accused of Pollution, Deforestation in Yucatán
Maya communities in Yucatán accuse poultry giants Crío and Bachoco of manure dumping, water pollution, and deforestation.
Yucatan Logs 3 New Screwworm Myiasis Cases as National Total Reaches 587
Yucatan reported three new screwworm myiasis cases, bringing its total to 41 and making it the only active hotspot on…
Yucatan Peninsula Maya Embroidery Seeks National Heritage Status
Quintana Roo, Yucatán and Campeche team up to win national heritage status for Maya embroidery.
Mérida’s City Theater to Open in 2027 With 1,100 Seats
Mérida's City Theater, slated to open in 2027, will seat 1,100 and host some 20 productions a year, developers say.
Conanp Bands 425 Flamingos at Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve
Conservation officials banded 425 American flamingos at Ría Lagartos Biosphere Reserve to track migration and monitor health.
Uber Tests Live Video Feature for Teen Rides in Merida
Uber picks Merida as a pilot city for live in-car video feeds that let parents monitor teen trips in real…
Mexico Transfers Ex Ateneo Peninsular in Mérida to INAH for Conservation
Mexico transfers the historic Ex Ateneo Peninsular in Mérida to INAH, safeguarding the building for conservation, research and cultural outreach.
Maya Communities Reject Indigenous Law Consultation as a “Simulation”
Yucatan Peninsula Maya communities refuse to endorse a federal indigenous rights law, calling the consultation process a "simulation" that limits…