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IZAMAL, Mexico โ The municipal government of Izamal has launched a comprehensive initiative to upgrade local public infrastructure and public services, aimingโฆ The post Izamal Strengthens Infrastructure and Public Services to Boost Tourism in Yucatรกn first appeared on The Yucatan Times.
What no one expected at the opening of the San Miguel de Allende International Book Fair was that the most talked-about moment wouldnโt come from a writer, a poet, or a bookโฆ but from a single word. During his remarks, the Korean ambassador to Mexico ended up calling Mayor Mauricio Trejo a โpigโ in front [โฆ] The post Korean Ambassador Calls San Miguel de Allende Mayor Mauricio Trejo a Puerco โPigโ (VIDEO) appeared first on Mexico Daily Post.
With the World Cup two weeks away, the last week of May brought falling homicides, a fast-moving election reform and hotel bookings well below predictions. The post Mexicoโs week in review: Mexico heads into the World Cup with homicides down by half appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Netflix's new Spanish language dramatic comedy series, "Santita," shows disability and desire in ways they've seldom been seen on television. The post Desire and disability: Netflix Mรฉxicoโs โSantitaโ challenges everything we knew about taboos appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The main goal of the new program is to create conditions for Mexico's health sovereignty, that is, its future ability to meet the pharmaceutical needs of its population through domestic production. The post Sheinbaum announces 21 billion-peso boost for Mexicoโs pharmaceutical industry, with private-sector funding appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Mexico's return to key Chinese platforms such as WeChat, Weibo and Red Note is seen as an opportunity to boost access to China's huge (and free-spending) flow of tourists. The post With more internet access, Mexico seeks to boost tourism from China appeared first on Mexico News Daily
What if expectations of a World Cup windfall are exaggerated? Forecasts vary, but Mexico's hotel owners are now expecting 65% occupancy, rather than 80%. The post Mexico and US hotels sound alarm over weak World Cup bookings appeared first on Mexico News Daily