Sitting on the terrace of the pub, on a fresh afternoon of rain and thunder, the smoke of Partagás cigars floats through …
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BACKYARD BIRDING IN MERIDA, YUCATAN AND BEYOND – ODDS AND ENDS, PART 1 of 2
Time to enjoy a few tidbits about birds that will astound you as they did me. Images were photographed in the Yucatan, …
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AMLO’s Judicial Reform: A Death Blow to Mexican Democracy – Op-Ed
The Judicial Branch reform will be decided in the Senate. As of today, Monday, September 9, 2024, an opposition bloc of 43 …
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AMLO’s Judicial Reform Is Spooking Investors (Opinion)
According to Bloomberg collaborators and authors Andrea Navarro and Alex Vasquez, Mexico´s controversial Judicial Reform is scaring away investors. Outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is …
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I count myself fortunate to have spent my childhood in a hacienda, not far from Mérida. The arrival of spring always brought …
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Is Mexico sliding into semi-dictatorship? (Opinion)
Andrés Oppenheimer, the editor and syndicated foreign affairs columnist with The Miami Herald, anchor of “Oppenheimer Presenta” on CNN En Español, and …
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Sitting at the beautiful wooden bar of Hennessy’s Irish pub in Mérida Yucatán, Sean Toland, Irishman from Donegal, philologist, philosopher, globetrotter, and …
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Sitting at the beautiful wooden bar of Hennessy’s Irish pub in Mérida Yucatán, Sean Toland, Irishman from Donegal, philologist, philosopher, globetrotter and …
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Is the Maya Train meeting the expectations of a 30-billion-dollar project?
Mark Stevenson from the Associated Press says the Maya Train has drawn very few passengers in its first six months of partial …
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One thing the values-driven adult, socially engaged student, and responsible tourist all have in common is they will want to leave a …