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Angry mob confronts expats from U.S. returning to beach home
Updated to include arrival of National Guard. An Indiana couple in their late 60s, returning to their San Crisanto beach house from a family emergency, were blocked and harassed by dozens of locals frenzied over coronavirus fears. The frenzy came with death threats. The couple offered to quarantine inside their home, but villagers threatened to…
Corona to open new branded flagship store in Cancún
Cervesa Corona has announced the opening of its first flagship store or Corona Shop. The store will be located in Mexico’s second most busy airport, Cancún international. According to a press statement, more Corona Shops will soon follow in Cancún, the Riviera Maya, and other popular beach destinations around Mexico. The store, which still does…
Chichén Itzá Airport set to compete with Tulum and Cancún in 2025
Chichén Itzá Airport in Kaua is preparing to compete with Tulum and Cancún airports in 2025 with the anticipated arrival of its first two commercial airlines, according to airport director José Miguel García Vales. Currently, Chichen Itza Airport exclusively serves private flights carrying tourists from Quintana Roo and other parts of Mexico, handling a mere…
CFE’s ‘scheduled’ power cuts hit Yucatán without warning
Mexico’s national energy commission, the CFE, confirmed Tuesday’s power outages in several states. In Yucatán, outages were reported in several areas of Mérida, as well as other communities including Progreso, Umán and Oxkutzcab. The CFE insists that the power cuts were scheduled ahead of time to stabilize the power grid. Customers on social media dismissed…