Mérida, Yucatán – The Yucatán State Congress will permanently teach a Mayan language course to all its officials and employees. For the…
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Human Rights Day is commemorated in Yucatan
In a session of the Arts and Culture Commission, the deputies unanimously approved the draft decree to declare March 3rd as “State…
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The tradition of making guayaberas: A love story For Yucatecans, their rich culture is accompanied by centuries of deep-rooted and beloved traditions…
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Art and CultureFeatureHistoric YucatanLifestyle
The exact place in Merida where Mexican movie star Pedro Infante died
The classic little corner store, with a wall that stands procrastinating on Calle 87 in Mérida, goes unnoticed. Only a few passersby…
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EntertainmentFeatureHistoric YucatanLifestyle
Do you dare to visit Misnebalam, Yucatán’s ghost town?
Misnebalam is part of the “Ghost Route”, a tourist route in Yucatán, which you must visit if you decide to visit Mérida…
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We had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Pablo Chico to talk about Progreso’s history and how this wonderful town once…
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Food and DrinkHeadlinesHistoric Yucatan
Calle 47 in Mérida’s Centro to become the new “gastronomic corridor”
What is the history of 47th Street in Mérida’s Centro? Controversies and stories surround this street, waiting to become a gastronomic corridor…
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For the Maya communities, the ceiba or ya’ax’che is a sacred tree that holds the sky with its branches and weaves the underworld with…
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(Mérida – TYT) – Distinguished by their vibrant colors and designs, embroidery is mostly made of flowers arranged in a very…
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Have you ever wondered the meaning of the names of the towns in the Yucatan Peninsula? Here we tell you. Our towns…