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Man arrested for damaging trees in downtown Mérida

Trees · Mérida

Man arrested for damaging trees in downtown Mérida

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

On the afternoon of Tuesday, March 25, the Secretariat of Public Security (SSP) reported that they arrested a man who was caught damaging public trees on the streets of downtown Mérida. A video from security cameras located in the Santa Lucía area of Mérida was circulating early on social media. It captured a man breaking trees in the early hours of the morning. The video shows the individual, identified as José F.E.A., removing branches from …Read Article

A large fire broke out in a field located in Hunucmá, Yucatán

Hunucmá · Hunucmá

A large fire broke out in a field located in Hunucmá, Yucatán

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

On Monday, March 24, a large fire broke out in a field located on 51st Street between 42nd and 44th Streets in the Lourdes neighborhood, prompting rapid mobilization of emergency services. Civil Protection personnel, the Municipal Police, and the Fire Department responded to the scene to extinguish the flames and protect the area’s residents. Thanks to their timely intervention, the fire was contained with no reported casualties. The Fire Depart…Read Article

Elderly Man Dies After Falling into a Swimming Pool in Cholul

Swimming · Cholul

Elderly Man Dies After Falling into a Swimming Pool in Cholul

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

State authorities at the Cholul police station learned of the death of a person who fell into a swimming pool. The incident occurred in a private area on 7th Street, on the main road leading to the Cholul community, in northern Mérida. So far, there are no detailed details of what happened; however, it has been determined that the deceased was a man of approximately 80 years of age who fell into a swimming pool. The police reportedly received th…See the Story

Chicxulub Puerto Fisherman Loses His Life at Sea

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Sad news came to the residents of Chicxulub Puerto on March 25th. Social media reported that a well-known fisherman from this district was lost at sea during the early hours of the morning. According to the information gathered, the man was identified as Ezekiel “N.” He was on a fishing trip aboard the coastal vessel “Nathaly” when he fell into the sea in the early hours of the morning. Apparently, the missing fisherman and the rest of the crew …Chicxulub Puerto · Chicxulub Puerto See the Story

Tractor-trailer overturns on US 1 near Youngsville, spilling contents

Coverage: 2 sources

A tractor-trailer overturned Tuesday on U.S. 1 in Franklin County.See the Story

Noem to Tour El Salvador Prison Housing Migrants the US Deported

43% Center coverage: 206 sources

US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem will visit El Salvador, Colombia, and Mexico for a trip to highlight the Trump administration’s border and migration crackdown, including a visit to the notorious facility in El Salvador housing migrants flown there by the US.Kristi Noem · El Salvador See the Story

Mega-blackout affects Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan, and Quintana Roo

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Electric service in the Yucatan Peninsula and Tabasco has been restored to 100%; this was the cause of the mega-blackout. After the Yucatan Peninsula and Tabasco were left without power due to a massive blackout, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) reported that service had been restored to 47% by midnight on Tuesday, March 25th. In a statement, the CFE announced that the cause of the mega-blackout was poor natural gas quality caused by hig…Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico See the Story

Deforestation in Merida’s Cuxtal Natural Reserve causes concern among activists

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Environmentalists claim that heavy machinery and company personnel were on site carrying out deforestation activities. On March 23rd, a group of activists reported on social media that heavy machinery had removed vegetation in the Cuxtal Ecological Reserve, an area of high ecological value in Mérida. The report raised concerns because it is a Protected Natural Area. The civil association “Proyecto Santa María,” dedicated to the rescue and pres…Species · Mexico See the Story

Jazz and painting merge at SOHO Galleries

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

SOHO Galleries, located on 60th Street between 43rd and 41st Streets in downtown Mérida, became a meeting place for visual art and music with the exhibition “The Art of Jazz” by transdisciplinary artist Mauricio Gallardo Ponce. The exhibition, which brought together Yucatecan society and foreign residents, captivated attendees with more than 20 medium-format works that portray everyday life in cities and the essence of jazz musicians. Inspired b…Mérida, Mexico · Mérida Read Article

Yucatán will have a shelter for migrant children

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

The Government of Yucatán and the National System for the Comprehensive Development of the Family (DIF) signed a collaboration agreement for the establishment of a social assistance center for migrant children, to be called “Casa U’ulab.” With this, the State Government offers a new space of dignity, protection, and hope for migrant children and adolescents, in response to the growing migration in transit of this population segment, based on soc…Mexico · Mexico See the Story

Noem keeps busy in new job as Homeland Security Secretary

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) -- Former South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has traveled the country and has made herself the face of the Trump Administration's war on illegal immigration. Monday she was at the southern border with Mexico talking with the media. Since being sworn in as Secretary of Homeland Security, Noem has been on ICE raids in New York, ridden horses along the southern border, attended the Super Bowl and flown in planes. Monday, Noe…Kristi Noem · Mexico City See the Story

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