Cozumel
Effects of the Mexican Revolution on Cozumel
by Prof. Velio Vivas Valdez, Cozumel’s Official Historian On the 103rd anniversary of the beginning of the armed struggle that covered Mexico in...
Happy 164th Anniversary Cozumel!
This November 21, San Miguel de Cozumel celebrates the 164th. anniversary of its foundation. Many are the events involved in Cozumel’s history. In...
Cozumel 3 Kings Day: How You Can Put a Smile on a Child’s Face by Kathy McGinn
Celebrated on January 6th, “Dia de los Reyes Magos” is a catholic holiday celebrated on the final day of the “12 Days of...
Chile’s “Esmeralda (BE-43) Tall Sailing Ship Calls Into Cozumel
Chile’s Esmeralda (BE-43), a steel-hulled four-masted barquentine tall ship, arrived in Cozumel’s harbor this week. Considered to be the second tallest and longest...
Cozumel’s 10th Annual Fall Cultural Program Going On Now
Cozumel’s 10th annual Cultural Fall Program is running up until Sunday, October 27th, and features over 30 activities highlighting local and regional artists. ...
Day of the Dead, myth, magic and mysticism by Monica Sauza
The ancestral mysticism and respect for the souls of the departed, flows deeply embedded in the bloodstream of a nation; they return home...
Daylight Savings Time Earlier in Cozumel Than Many US Cities
Daylight Savings Time in Cozumel ends on the last Sunday in October, which this year falls on Sunday, October 27th at which time...
Cozumel’s Iconic Downtown Fountains To Be Repaired
Cozumel’s new President, Fredy Marrufo, has recently announced that one of Cozumel’s most easily identifiable icons, the fountain statue, ‘Atardecer Marino’ will soon...
The ABCD’s of Dengue: A 4 Part Series by Dr. Fernando Senties Nieto (Dr. Chey) Cozumel
Remembering, re-editing and reloading. It’s been two years since our last outbreak of dengue in Cozumel; exactly on april 2011 I remember having the...
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