Maya Women in Quintana Roo Turn Ancestral Knowledge Into Thriving Cooperative
A Maya women's cooperative in Lázaro Cárdenas, Quintana Roo, turns ancestral plant knowledge into soaps, shampoos and jams.
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A Maya women's cooperative in Lázaro Cárdenas, Quintana Roo, turns ancestral plant knowledge into soaps, shampoos and jams.
INMAYA is accepting entries for its 2026 poetry contest honoring Indigenous and Afro-Mexican girls in Quintana Roo, with prizes up…
Drought is damaging farmland in Quintana Roo, with Felipe Carrillo Puerto hit hardest. Officials expect damage reports by early October.
Researcher Wildernaín Villegas says stories of the aluxes, guardians of the milpa, are still passed down in Maya communities of…
Police and a group of mothers searching for disappeared children combed areas around Felipe Carrillo Puerto, where 35 missing-person reports…
Mothers searching for missing children in Felipe Carrillo Puerto want their faces displayed on public transport, saying bureaucracy has stalled…
Poet, teacher and musician Martiniano Pérez Angulo, a leading promoter of the Maya language in Quintana Roo, has died at…
Margarita Chan has attended births in Felipe Carrillo Puerto for 25 years and is training her daughters as traditional Maya…
Families in Sacalaca, Quintana Roo, are building a small-group community tourism model that protects cenotes and spreads income among residents.
The municipality says upkeep of the natural site costs about 10 million pesos a year, but no fee has been…