Mexican Herbal First Aid Kit
Check out these botanical remedies passed down through generations, and still in use today. Tepezcohuite (pronounced: teh-pez-co-WEE-teh) This bark gained national attention after helping treat burn victims after a major industrial accident. Nicknamed Nature’s Neosporin, it boosts collagen, speeds skin repair, and prevents infection. It’s a go-to for acne, [……]
Archeological Road Trip to Chetumal
Governor Mara Lezama has announced the grand opening of a brand-new archaeological park in Chetumal, set to unveil 47 priceless Mayan structures saved during the Tren Maya railway project. This isn’t just another ruin site; it’s a game-changer for anyone fascinated by ancient history. You’ll explore an entire landscape of curated history, [……]
Mexico Approves Biometric CURP
Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies passed a new reform this month following its earlier approval by the Senate. The legislation, proposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration, establishes a biometric identification system known as CURP, which will serve as both a physical and digital national ID. The new ID system combines both [……]
NPR Puzzle: Anagrams for Kitchen Items
The Weekly Quiz From NPR Puzzlemaster Will Shortz https://www.npr.org/2025/07/06/g-s1-75656/sunday-puzzle Every answer is something you might see in a kitchen. Identify them from their anagrams. Ex. [……]
Foreign Residents Access to Jaguar Park
How It Works: Requirements and Process The new system replaces the provisional residency certificate which expired on June 22, 2025. According to Johnny Monsreal Padilla, Secretary General of the Tulum Municipal Government, foreign nationals must now obtain a dedicated credential in order to access Jaguar Park’s public beaches free of [……]
7 Exercises to Relieve ‘Tech Neck’
For thousands of years, humans have hunched over to light fires, care for our children and harvest plants. But the modern version of this position — curving forward from focus or fatigue, then lifting our chins to stare at our screens — can lead to pain for many people. “The [……]
Xcaret to Limit Number of Daily Visitors
Xcaret, the sprawling eco-park that is arguably the most famous attraction in the Riviera Maya, has just made a groundbreaking announcement that will change how travelers plan their vacations: it will now limit the number of visitors allowed to enter each day. In a bold move, the park is intentionally [……]
What a Darling Little Fruit!
One of the most exotic fruits in the world is the dragon fruit, also known as pitahaya. While many believe it originated in Asia, it actually comes from southern Mexico, Central America, and parts of South America. The dragon fruit is visually striking, with its unique appearance and vibrant colors, [……]