Researchers Say 12 Preceramic Skeletons Found in Yucatan Peninsula Caves
Researchers report 12 preceramic skeletons over 10,000 years old found in Yucatan caves, with new discoveries pending.
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Scandal in Yucatan: Parents Warn of AI-Generated Child Porn From Stolen Social Media Photos
Parents in Yucatan report that photos of minors stolen from Facebook are being manipulated with AI to create sexual content.
Hotel Worker Accuses Supervisor of Sexual Assault in Merida, Alleges Lack of Cooperation in Investigation
A hotel worker in Merida accuses her supervisor of sexual assault, alleging the hotel has refused to hand over security…
Raids Reveal La Familia Michoacana and Cartel del Milenio Operations in Eastern Yucatan
Federal raids in Yucatan expose cartel-linked ranches, drug seizures, and threats to a mayor, signaling organized crime's spread.
Mexico’s Maya Train Struggles Amid Unfulfilled Promises, Marginalized Communities
Two years after opening, the Maya Train faces low ridership and empty hotels, while nearby villages lack basic services.
Missing Children Reports Rise in Yucatan, Sparking Alarm
Authorities in Yucatan have activated multiple search protocols for missing minors, raising concern among families and advocacy groups.
Yucatan Reports First Violin Spider Bite Cases of 2026
Yucatan records its first violin spider bite case of 2026, part of a national increase in incidents.
Mérida to Host K’íiwik 2026 International Tourism Fair to Boost Maya World Business
Mérida will host the K'íiwik 2026 tourism fair in June, bringing together over 200 international buyers and Maya World destinations.
Yucatan Hoteliers Demand Regulation of Airbnb and Booking Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Yucatan hoteliers call for fair competition with digital platforms ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Yucatan Traffic Deaths Reach 65 in First Four Months of 2026
65 people have died in traffic accidents in Yucatan from January to April 2026, with vulnerable road users seeing significant…