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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 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...
October Hurricanes in Cozumel
by Professor Velio Vivas Valdes Although due to the geographical position of Cozumel, northeast of the Caribbean Sean, hurricane season is from June...
One Week: Thirteen Cruise Ships, 40,000 Visitors to Quintana Roo
If you’ve ever wondered how many passengers the cruise ships carry, consider the following: The General Director of Apiqroo , Ercé Barrón Barrera,...
Approved Cozumel Taxi Fare Increase to go into Effect November 1st
Cozumel’s public buses and taxis are set for a rate increase scheduled to take place November 1st. Although the Cozumel Taxi Drivers Union...
Cozumel Colonias to Receive New Street Lights, Sidewalks & Curbs
Due to a combination of both federal and municipal grants, many of Cozumel’s neighborhoods, or colonias, will be receiving a much needed face-lift. ...
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