Category: Columns
The Indigenous Christ of the People of Mani, Yucatan
This beautiful stone crucifix, most likely from the 16th century, is an invaluable piece of.
BACKYARD BIRDING IN MERIDA, YUCATAN AND BEYOND – TUXEDOS AND PINK BOOTS: BLACK-NECKED STILT
Black-necked Stilt, Himantopus mexicanus, Monjita Americana (Spanish), Ook che’e (Mayan) Sporting a black and white.
The Mayan servants left in Cuba, 1847-1848
Jorge Victoria’s “Brushstrokes of History”. A column for The Yucatan Times Of the relations that.
Was Santa Lucia the neighborhood of Africans in Merida?
One of the ideas generalized in the history of the colonial Yucatan, and of Merida,.
The Mayan healers… descendants of the ancient pre-Hispanic priests
Living like any other person in the towns of the contemporary Yucatan, with nothing to.
Trump Signs Toxic NAFTA 2.0 Despite Major Opposition (OPINION)
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Donald Trump signed his NAFTA 2.0 trade deal, despite serious, high-profile.
President Trump Just Signed the USMCA — But It’s Far From a Done Deal
U.S. President Donald Trump held a ceremony to sign the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) —.
Merida’s defenses against pirates
When talking about pirates in the Yucatan Peninsula, history always refers to the port of.
The Conquest of the Maya… a long battle.
The definitive conquest of the Maya by the Spanish was a long process that lasted.
Creating sunflower gardens for bees will help humans, too
Letters to the editor I read The Yucatan Times article: “A sunflower paradise was created.
