Mérida News, Culture, Expat Life, and Growth

•April 30, 2026

New Community Centers Coming to Mérida and Kanasín

Mérida and Kanasín will receive México Imparable centers for youth sports, arts, health services and violence prevention.

•April 29, 2026

Mérida water leak repair brings pressure relief today

JAPAY repaired an 18-inch potable water leak in San Sebastián, allowing pressure to recover across south and west Mérida.

•April 28, 2026

Mérida Rushes Drainage Repairs Before Heavy Rains Hit

Mérida says drain cleaning, well desilting and street repairs are underway to reduce flooding risks before rainy season.

•April 27, 2026

Mérida Horse Carriage Ban Push Gains New Attention

PETA Latino renews its call to ban horse-drawn carriages in Mérida as the city weighs tradition, tourism and animal welfare.

•April 27, 2026

Why Energy Costs Could Push Mérida Prices Higher Soon

Higher diesel and energy costs could raise Mérida prices as many goods reach Yucatán by truck from central Mexico, economists warn.

•April 26, 2026

Mérida Stays Just Outside Mexico’s Safety Top 10

Mérida’s perceived insecurity fell to 33.7%, but the city remained just outside Mexico’s top 10 safest-feeling urban areas.

•April 25, 2026

Mérida Week in Review: What Residents Need to Know

Mérida’s week brought heat warnings, tourism plans, public projects, safety data, and coming events from April 19 to 25.

•April 24, 2026

Hidden Street Hazards Raise Concerns in Mérida Centro

Damaged utility covers and street hazards in Mérida’s historic center are raising safety concerns for walkers, drivers and businesses.

•April 24, 2026

Mérida Airport Turns Waiting Time Into Reading Time

Mérida airport’s new one-month book exchange lets travelers take or leave a book while waiting to fly, adding culture to the terminal.

•April 23, 2026

Progreso port expansion moves into key review phase

The second stage of the Progreso high-port expansion has entered federal environmental review, opening a new chapter in one of Yucatán’s most closely watched infrastructure...

•April 23, 2026

Mérida eyes World Cup 2026 visitors with new campaign

Mérida wants to turn World Cup 2026 into a tourism boost, using screenings, cultural events and travel partnerships to draw up to 200,000 visitors.

•April 22, 2026

Why Yucatán Is Harder to Afford for Local Families

Rising prices, housing pressure, and weak local purchasing power are making daily life in Yucatán harder to afford for many residents.

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