Monthly Archives: June 2019
A queer celebration to help the Oasis shelter
To support the Oasis San Juan de Dios, a civil association that serves people living with HIV, Luis Mont and Kimmy Bomba will perform...
Neighbors stonewalled as Centro flour plant noise grows louder
The giant flour mill plant has loomed over the neighborhood north of La Plancha for years. It was never much to look at, but it didn't bother many people either.
App will tell riders when their bus is coming
A smartphone app, revealing the locating and ETA of the city's buses, is in the works in Merida.
Natural gas lines to reach 15,000 customers in Merida
With an investment of 600 million pesos, construction work will begin on a residential natural gas distribution network, reporters were told at a press conference.
Car and motorcycle thefts on the decline in Yucatan
Motor-vehicle thefts are down 29 percent in Yucatan for the first four months of 2019.
New queen bees from Italy arrive in Yucatan, boosting exports to Germany
Yucatan Gov. Mauricio Vila Dosal visited the Centro de Producción de Abejas Reinas in Tizimín, one of 14 new state-supported queen bee production centers that will be established in the state.
British government warns travelers about Mexico violence
Over 513,800 British nationals visited Mexico in 2016. Most visits are trouble-free. Still, the government issued a new warning on Thursday.
