Tag: Maya
Maya Language will be obligatory at Elementary Education in Yucatan
With the aim of rescuing and preserving the region’s native language, the State Congress approved.
Informative phase of the Maya Train public consultation starts today
The informative phase on the Mayan Train Project will start today Friday, November 29 at.
The Maya Train will boost the economy and social development in Yucatán: Vila Dosal
“The Maya Train project will be an important factor that will contribute to further potentiating.
Xtabentún: delightful ancestral liquor of Mayan origin
In the weather-beaten Mayan ruins of Tulum on the eastern coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula,.
In Pomuch, Campeche people dig up their family on Day of the Dead
Pomuch, Campeche where people literally cleanse the deceased on their day. The inhabitants of Pomuch have.
Deadly Cheap… A story of Hanal Pixan
It only took only one man to scare everyone else into respecting the souls There.
Human Rights Commission denounces lack of Mayan-speaking translators
“From the year 2000 to 2019 we have registered 14 formal complaints from Mayan-speaking people.
Stories of the Maya: Bloody rain and The Deer King
Starting this weekend, we are proud to let our readers know about this new section,.
The delicious story behind “Frijol con puerco”
On some occasion we have heard that in Yucatan Monday it is almost mandatory to.
Chef Jorge Vallejo wants to bring Maya food to the forefront of luxury cuisine
CBSNews.com recently featured anarticle talking about Jorge Vallejo, the chef and owner of Quintonil, a Mexico.
