

The capital of Yucatan continues to witness examples of compassion and solidarity.
Although Yucatan continues to suffer from the Covid-19 contingency that has disrupted the lives and economy of all its citizens, examples of nobility continue to emerge and inspire others.
A good example of this, are the efforts made by the residents of Mérida, in the San Marcos Nocoh neighborhood, who have come together to support those most in need, by giving away basic products that they collect from each other.
The initiative, which has been highly praised in various Facebook groups in Merida, was promoted by a neighbor in the area called Mary Lozano, who set up a table outside her home, where people can come to make their donations.
The open invitation to join this initiative is made through social networks, asking them to come for products such as food and drinks, as well as personal hygiene products, among others.
The Yucatan Times
Newsroom
Comments
more recommended stories
Senate approves AMLO’s electricity law.
The reform’s main change will be.
Canadian mining company requests international arbitration against Mexico.
The Canadian mining company, which operates.
AMLO still remembers when he was thrown eggs at a political meeting in Mérida
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador recalled.
Merida: Construction begins on 5 new pedestrian bridges
An investment of 42 million pesos.
More and more flights from Europe and the USA are coming to Cancun
In the midst of the reactivation.
The US does not intend to share vaccines with Mexico
Joe Biden does not consider sharing.
Spain alerts of a probable reinfection of the Brazilian variant of coronavirus
The Ministry of Health indicated that.
A thousand-plus senior citizen in Uman, Yucatan left without Covid vaccines
It was indicated that the local.
AMLO says President Biden was friendly and meeting positive
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico President.
Strange bee found, thought to be extinct for a century
After their discovery, the specimens were.
Leave a Comment