A study suggests heat from fires trapped in the atmosphere wiped out most terrestrial life in a matter of moments 66 million years ago
The death of a Canadian tourist at the hands of a gunman caused chaos at one of Mexico’s most important archaeological sites
Mestiza de Indias, in the country’s southeast, protects 200 hectares of rainforest where rare plants also thrive. The project is part of an effort to push back against mass tourism
The YouTuber has uploaded a video in which he shows off having built up to 10 education centers on three different continents
Tuesday’s small derailment at a station in Yucatán has once again put the spotlight on the megaproject’s extremely rapid construction, the lack of operational testing, and possible hidden defects
Analysis of a stalagmite reveals that some extreme events lasted for more than a decade
Recent research indicates that social media has become a popular showcase for a business worth around $2 million
The storm, which has been classified as ‘extremely dangerous’ by the US National Hurricane Center, is heading for the state
Evacuations are underway and the mayor of Tampa has told residents that those who fail to leave the designated zones ‘are gonna die’
The analysis of 64 sets of human remains suggests that the civilization selectively sacrificed twins or brothers — always boys and in pairs — as a religious ritual
A 6,500 square foot building protects recent findings from excavations carried out during the construction of the Maya Train route, which have shed light on life in the famous Mexican civilization
EL PAÍS climbs aboard with President López Obrador for the inauguration of his pet project, with a route from Campeche to Cancún that still lacks connections, garages and workmanship
The director of Equis Justice for Women helps women get access to justice in Mexico regardless of their origin and resources
The site south of Chichén Itzá will be inaugurated by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López amid controversy
The National Hurricane Center warned Saturday that the system could produce dangerous storm surge, heavy rain and strong winds
‘Las chelemeras’ — a group of 18 women of Mayan origin from the same fishing village — have spent more than a decade journeying into the swamps, protecting and regenerating various ecosystems
The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt contains scattered patches of seaweed on the open sea, rather than one continuous blob of sargassum
