The Mayan jungle has lost a third of its forest cover in the last two decades

The Mayan jungle has lost a third of its forest cover in the last two decades

The world’s tropical forests are disappearing. According to a report from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Mayan jungle has lost 33% of its forest cover in 23 years, especially in Petén, Guatemala. The main cause is the livestock industry. The US agency obtained this data using the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS), … Read more

Tropical storm ‘Sara’ impacts Belize after passing through Honduras

Tropical storm ‘Sara’ impacts Belize after passing through Honduras

Potrerillos. The tropical storm Sara made landfall Sunday in Belize, where forecasters expect heavy rain to cause flash flooding and life-threatening landslides. The storm moved into Belize after drenching the northern coast of Honduras, where it has stalled since Friday, causing rivers to swell and trapping some people in their homes. The US National Hurricane … Read more

Calica deceives in its lawsuit against Mexico: Alicia Bárcena

Calica deceives in its lawsuit against Mexico: Alicia Bárcena

In its lawsuit against the government of Mexico for 1.5 billion dollars and throughout its operation in the southeast of the country, Calizas Industriales del Carmen (Calica) has engaged in systematic falsehoods to hide the overexploitation of the land that was concessioned to it in 1986, said the Secretary of the Environment and Natural Resources, … Read more

What is the trajectory of storm Helene? It could become a hurricane – Grupo Milenio

What is the trajectory of storm Helene? It could become a hurricane – Grupo Milenio

Raul Ojeda Mexico City / 24.09.2024 17:50:00 The tropical storm Helene was formed this Tuesday September 24th and the National Meteorological Service (SMN) reported What will be your path?; here we tell you if it could affect Mexico. According to the 12:15 report, the system was located at 280 kilometers east-southeast of Cozumel and 310 … Read more

FILAH concludes after 10 days full of activities

FILAH concludes after 10 days full of activities

Mexico City. The International Book Fair of Anthropology and History (FILAH) concluded this Sunday after 10 days full of activities that revolved around two essential themes: Cultural heritage and sustainability. This year, the guests of honor were Belize and Quintana Roo, whose presence imbued the event, held at the National Museum of Anthropology, with a … Read more

Another ‘Saturday’: Mario Marín is placed under house arrest

Another ‘Saturday’: Mario Marín is placed under house arrest

Mexico City. After spending more than three years in preventive detention due to the process he faces for torture and protection of child trafficking networks, former governor of Puebla Mario Marín Torres received the benefit of house arrest from the second district judge in Quintana Roo, Angélica del Carmen Ortuño Suárez, said Aracely Andrade, lawyer … Read more

Entry to the Maya Prepare station is modified to protect pre-Hispanic buildings

Entry to the Maya Prepare station is modified to protect pre-Hispanic buildings

Mexico Metropolis. As a part of the efforts to safeguard and protect the archaeological discoveries ensuing from the development of the Mayan Prepare, the Ministries of Tradition and Nationwide Protection (Sedena) agreed to change the unique design of the entry street to the Nicolás Bravo/Kohunlich station of the Mayan Prepare, in its part 7, to … Read more

No main injury to QRoo highway community after passage of ‘Beryl’: SICT

No main injury to QRoo highway community after passage of ‘Beryl’: SICT

The federal freeway community, in addition to rural and feeder roads in Quintana Roo, didn’t expertise any main injury following the passage of Hurricane Beryl, the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) reported. The federal company indicated that an analysis and prognosis of incidents was carried out for the reason that early hours of … Read more