The Yucatan Week in Mexico City positioned as a prominent event
In three days, The Week of Yucatan in Mexico City has received more than 30,000 visitors, who were able to see the range of products and services of 86 exhibitors, in addition to enjoying traditional More...
Backyard Birding in Merida and Beyond – Broken Rainbow, Purple Gallinule, Part 1
Cherie Pittillo, “nature inspired,” zoologist, photographer, and author explores nature everywhere she goes. She’s identified More...
Sisal: Footprints of the Great Explorers of Maya Culture
Mid-Nineteenth Century Travel in the Interior of the Yucatan Story and Photos by Byron D. Augustin More...
Backyard Birding in Merida and Beyond – Shake a Tail Feather, Turquoise-browed Motmot, Part Two
Cherie Pittillo, “nature inspired” Turquoise-browed Motmot, Eumomota superciliosa, momoto ceja azul (Spanish), tooj, Toh (Mayan) Turquoise-browed More...
Sister Cities Photo Exhibit Opens at U.S. Consulate General in Merida
Opening address by Ms Maureen Smith (left to right Byron Augustin, Francisco Hernandez, Consul Sonya Tsiros, Maureen Smith) On Friday, More...
Sisal: Footprints of the Great Explorers of Maya Culture In the Nineteenth Century Part III In the Series
Story and Photos by Byron D. Augustin Jean Frederick Waldeck, early explorer of Maya ruins The first of the new group of explorers More...
Backyard Birding in Merida and Beyond – Artist’s Palette, Turquoise-browed Motmot or Toh, Part One
Cherie Pittillo, “nature inspired,” zoologist, photographer, and author explores nature everywhere she goes. She’s identified More...
Valladolid nominated for the national award for Best Family Development
The president of Municipal DIF in Valladolid, María Elena Cetina Loeza de Alcocer has been nominated by the Mexican Institute of Evaluation to receive the Tonantzin National More...
JAPAY guarantees drinking water in case of hurricane
The Director of JAPAY, Manuel Bonilla Campos, said he is ready to face the presence of a hurricane in Merida, ensuring vital liquid to the population. The JAPAY official explained More...
The killing of jaguar prevails in Yucatan
The killing of jaguars by farmers prevails in Yucatan, despite the support that is offered when their animals are attacked by this endangered feline, said the delegate of PROFEPA, More...
New Tourist Police installed in Merida
Merida is a tourism-oriented city and one of its strengths is the preparation of municipal staff in this activity, they have direct daily contact with visitors offering security More...
Restaurant explodes in northern Merida
The restaurant La Nao de China located in the Colony Mexico in the north part of the city Merida expoloded last Monday around 11 PM. Emergency and disaster units of the SSP More...
SSP recovered 20,000 pesos in another attempt of extortion (2 in less than 2 weeks)
Agents of the SSP were able to recover 20,000 pesos paid for a 47 year old woman to two extortionists, which proved to More...
Extortionist arrested minutes after committing crime
Minutes after collecting 16,000 pesos, the extortionist Jose Humberto Balam Camara, 23 years old, was arrested More...
Sisal: Footprints of the Great Explorers of Maya Culture
Mid-Nineteenth Century Travel in the Interior of the Yucatan Story and Photos by Byron D. Augustin...
Sisal: Footprints of the Great Explorers of Maya Culture In the Nineteenth Century Part III In the Series
Story and Photos by Byron D. Augustin The first of the new group of explorers to...
Sisal: Footprints of the Great Explorers of Maya Culture In the Nineteenth Century
Part II in the Series Story and photos by Byron D. Augustin In the early part...
Backyard Birding in Merida and Beyond – Broken Rainbow, Purple Gallinule, Part 1
Cherie Pittillo, “nature inspired,” zoologist, photographer, More...
Yucatan, ideal territory for the pharmaceutical industry
During the opening of the XXII National Convention of the Pharmaceutical Industry, Zapata Bello reiterated More...
Information Technologies with potential for local economy
The president of the National Chamber of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology in Yucatan, Jorge Solis Buenfil explained that this sector..“Puente de Coloradas” in Rio Lagartos will bring development to the zone: Avila Ruiz
The Bridge Las Coloradas, in Rio Lagartos, Yucatan was inaugurated last weekend to full operation. The Senator of the Republic, Daniel..The Maya had an extensive network of sea routes
Spanish conquistadors who arrived in the Yucatan Peninsula observed on the shores of this land towers and night More...
Learning more about the Maya
Story and Photos by Byron D. Augustin On Thursday evening, May 23, 2013, Dr. Richard M. Leventhal, internationally recognized Maya scholar,..Rembrandt to show at Centro Cultural Olimpio
During an ordinary session at the City Council, Merida Mayor Renán Barrera Concha approved various matters related to cultural events in..It is necessary to decentralize health services.
The governor Rolando Zapata Bello declared that one of the goals of his government related to Health care is to increase..
The growth of inequalities in rich countries
By Ph.D. Nubia Nieto For the many decades the notion of developed countries was based on the wellbeing of their populations..
Quintana Roo state is broken, Coparmex Cancun diagnoses
Quintana Roo is a broken state with the second highest debt per capita in Mexico, with a very low investment perspective..
All Inclusive In & Out in Puerto Morelos
Beginning July 1st the program All Inclusive In & Out will begin in eight hotels in Puerto Morelos with a cost..
