The campaign is celebrating 13 years of raising awareness of breast cancer, which continues to be the leading cause of death from cancer in women in Yucatán, all of Mexico, and around the world.
Researcher Noel Valdivia of the Instituto Tecnológico y Agropecuario de Chiná (Itach) revealed that, additionally, they are researching six native corn varieties of the entity. Some of the species recovered are the Dzib Baakal, Naal Te’en, Xnook na’al, and Xmanhana.
The Casas Gemelas are a pair of French-style mansions built in the early 20th century. Their construction began in 1906 and they were inaugurated on Dec. 24, 1911.
“The Centro has really become our cornerstone,” says Atahualpa. “In the past 18 years we’ve restored, remodeled, and restructured over 200 houses in Centro alone.”
For the first time, a Yucatecan production was nominated in the Ariel awards, in the category of Best Documentary Short Film — “Boca de Culebra”, or Snake’s Mouth.
La Plancha is the largest undeveloped plot of land in the Centro. Although it will not be part of the Tren Maya, 30% is intended to be sold to the private sector.
Three fairs in Yucatán will honor the labor of local communities growing and preserving creole corn.
Casa Vagantes comprises a traditional abode with a surface of 70 square meters / 754 square feet and has been fully revamped with modern travelers in mind.
Although it has largely grown in popularity for newcomers, Cholul still retains its town designation as well as most of its traditions and customs.
18% of the total bird population in Yucatán is in danger of extinction as a result of habitat loss, the introduction of invasive and predatory species, overfishing, and the climate crisis.
“Casa Limonero just has such an authentic Mérida feeling,” says Trevor. “It’s modern enough to feel new and welcoming, but colonial enough to make you feel like you’re in Yucatán.”
For trees to grow healthy and not pose a danger to properties or citizens, one must consider Mérida’s infrastructure.
The garden in Casa 75, owned by American lifelong friends Pat and Rose, extends through the long terrain where the house is set.
Jardín Baldío is a curated gastronomic experience featuring guest chefs, unique musical selections, and an ambiance that suits the theme of each event.
During colonial times, the Plaza Mayor witnessed the swearing-in of Spanish kings, religious processions, bullfights, and many more important events.
The Institute of Biodiversity and Natural Protected Areas (Ibanqroo) and the International Foundation for Nature and Sustainability are looking for options for a rescued manatee.
After years in the real state market in the US, Eric Partney took advantage of his expertise with the Mérida market, becoming a pioneer in the area.
August 31 is now the International day for people of African descent, community which makes up 2% of the Mexican population.
Located in Mérida’s Centro, Casa Mango is a modern, minimalist, and artsy home in the heart of the city, and a Yucatecan getaway for its many guests.
Neighbors found the tree in pieces in the traffic when they woke up, without any previous notification of removal or an authorization shown by authorities.
“The new airport is a good idea,” said mayor Renán Barrera, “as long as it is not a simple real estate deal.”
Over on Calle 50, the house of Maryinez Lyons hosts a green oasis. Elenizta Garden began in February and has slowly grown into a city jungle.
In the upper corner of the city, a retirement home for a Mexico City family is in its final stages.
The owners came looking for serenity and comfort — a home that felt just as if they were on vacation.
At the intersection of 60th Street and 59th Street, Parque Hidalgo has existed since the first layout of the city. Its French aesthetic and tranquil feel are a refreshing stop in the ever-moving Centro.
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