The Barber of Seville will be performed in Merida this year, with José Adán Pérez in the leading role of Figaro. This young man from Mazatlán has come a long way in a very short time…
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Oresztesz came to Merida pursuing a career in the hospitality industry… and found love, family and a work he is passionate about instead.
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There seems to be a lot more going on in the Merida Art World these days… here’s a quick update on random events, people and circumstances that we find interesting…
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The Yucatones are back for a few weeks before they go away for the summer, great trova this week, and a slew of movies you don’t find every day on cable TV. Add to that a fiesta in Akumal and a seminar at Habla from a visiting expert on the global experience of education…
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This week it seems that everyone is back in business, though with a serious dent in their wallets. We’re heartened by news of child prodigy musicians, the promise of baby turtles, more bridges, fewer fires and good news on the horizon for the economy…
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This week, of course there is news about H1N1, but not the news you’re used to. Also, Mexico’s activity at the United Nations, PEMEX in Campeche and preparations for hurricane season.
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All of the regularly scheduled events listed on our Ongoing Events pages will be held as usual. It is only the special events that continue to be postponed until they can be rescheduled.
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See our page of Regularly Scheduled Events! They are all back! By the end of this week, there will be special events as well. The rest of the month of May is packed with great events, so see our Coming Soon section to keep up with the latest on what there is to do in Merida and Yucatan.
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Latest report on Influenza, Mexico is open for business but cruise ships will be slow to return. There are new drug laws in the Constitution and there will soon be a Mayan canoe journey in honor of the goddess Ixchel. Read all about these stories and more in Yucatan Living’s weekly news roundup!
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This week’s events have all been canceled due to precautionary measures against the spread of the H1N1 virus, at least until May 6. When events begin again, check back here for listings…
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This week, the news is still pretty much all about the H1N1 virus. We’re not worried, and we don’t think you should be either. But it’s good to stay informed…
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