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Both issues of The Isla Mujeres Magazine are here,
featuring a variety of talented writers and photographers!
featuring a variety of talented writers and photographers!
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From Noticias de Diario de Quintana Roo ....
link to their Isla articles & photos
Renovation of the Bicentennial dome
Rehabilitarán domo Bicentenario
En atención a demandas ciudadanas
Lanrry PARRA
ISLA MUJERES, 24 de mayo.-
ISLA MUJERES, 24 de mayo.-
See City section below.
Mayor & businesses: Working together for young people
Trabaja por la juventud
En coordinación con empresarios, Juan Carrillo
Lanrry PARRA
ISLA MUJERES, 24 de mayo.-
ISLA MUJERES, 24 de mayo.-
See City section below.
Start of whale shark season delayed
Iniciará con 15 días de retraso
Temporada de tiburón ballena, confirman
Lanrry PARRA
ISLA MUJERES, 22 de mayo.-
ISLA MUJERES, 22 de mayo.-
Although the delivery of the whale shark permits was scheduled for May 15, it has been delayed. An official with the Harbor Master's office said boats caught doing this activity without the appropriate permit could be subject to severe sanctions, and personnel from the Navy are already conducting inspections and some boats have been reviewed. The permits are issued by the National Commission for Natural Protected Areas (Conanp) and the Wildlife Department (DGVS).
Security and better public spaces
Juan Carrillo manages resources
Seguridad y mejores espacios
Juan Carrillo gestionará recursos
Lanrry PARRA
ISLA MUJERES, BJ, 22 de mayo.-
ISLA MUJERES, BJ, 22 de mayo.-
See City section below.
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From the Municipal Facebook site..... ( FB page link)
JUAN CARRILLO SOBERANIS CONTINUES WORKING FOR THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF ISLA MUJERES
The Mayor signed an agreement for a private initiative providing discount cards to young people under the slogen "Futuro Joven". These cards will enable young people to purchase goods and consume products from local businesses at more affordable prices. The Mayor spoke about the City's commitment to the youth of the island, noting we live in difficult times, and one of our most important tasks in changing the world is to create good citizens through a system of social support. He acknowledged the work of the municipal Institute of Youth and the Director of the that agency, Oswaldo Gonzalez Barredo, thanked the Mayor for his support.
Participants in the Futuro Joven program include the papelería “Romero”; the café “Violeta”; “Gym Tonic” gym; “Luxury Car Rental” and “Luxury Beach”; “Tonichos”; “Fitness & Nutrition Isla Mujeres” and “Wall’s Barber Shop”. Names are given of officials who attended.
CONTINUED ACTIONS AGAINST VIOLENCE TOWARD WOMEN
A conference was held titled "The Different Types of Violence against Women".
The talk was given by Ricardo Ruiz Carbonell, and names of officials who attended are given, some of whom are quoted commenting about the importance of efforts such as this to reduce and prevent violence against women and girls, and the importance of putting prevention into practice.
Second National Health Week in Isla Mujeres: "Route to Health" / Ruta de la Salud
During the Second National Health Week the municipal Health Department has administered 102 HPV vaccines and approximately 50 pap smears. Isla Mujeres Health Coordinator Ada Lara Fabián explained that this National Health week focuses on the administration of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines, completing vaccination schedules, and the prevention breast and cervical cancer.
She said, "This is the first time that a campaign of this type is being carried out in the municipality, and we are very grateful for the support of the municipal president, Juan Carrillo Soberanis, to be able to carry out this campaign and help more islanders to prevent cervical cancer,"
HPV or human papillomavirus is a group of more than 150 viruses, of which approximately 35 are associated with both benign and malignant (cancer) lesions, but as a preventive measure it is recommended to administer the HPV vaccine in two doses to girls 9 to 12 years old
MAYOR JUAN CARRILLO IS COMMITTED TO SECURITY FOR ISLANDERS
Eight fully equipped patrol cars were delivered to the Public Security and Municipal Transit Authority by municipal and state officials, including Juan Carrillo Soberanis, the governor of the state, Carlos Joaquín González, and the federal legislator for Quintana Roo, Jose Luis "Chanito" Toledo Medina, in compliance with the commitment to provide greater security to the island's citizens.
The Mayor noted the crime rates in Isla Mujeres are below the national average, and said, "There is a challenge to improve security, and these patrols cars will increase surveillance of the streets, houses, parks, schools, and workplaces of the Island and the Continental Zone." The Mayor thanked the Governor for his support and the Police Chief, Jaime Ongay Ortiz, thanked the Mayor for his work to improve order and social peace in Isla Mujeres.
Thanks to the work done by the municipal government, since the beginning of the current administration the number of active officers that make up the police force has increased from 72 to 200 ─ previously trained -, the communication system has been renewed, including 15 'Matra" radios and 10 portable radios, to facilitate faster and more accurate emergency responses.
In addition, as of October 16, the Public Security and Municipal Transit Authority had 6 patrol vehicles and 8 motorcycles, and under the administration led by the mayor, Juan Carrillo Soberanis, this has beeb increased to 20 fully equipped patrol vehicles and 12 motorcycles.
Timely response from City to citizen requests
The Mayor issued instructions to provide maintenance to the Bicentennial Dome in colonia La Gloria, and a tour was made by the Directors of the municipal departments of Public Works and Civil Protection. Today city workers began removing the loose canvas, and they will continue working to dismantle all the structures that are in poor condition. The public is asked to respect the signs and stay away from the done, to avoid and accidents while it is undergoing maintenance.
MARCH AND CONFERENCE ON LUPUS TAKES PLACE IN ISLA MUJERES
At the event, Ms. Alonso Soto spoke about the interest of municipal authorities in joining the fight against lupus, a disease that mainly affects women; for every 10 cases, only one male is affected. In addition to being a chronic autoimmune disease, it can damage any part of the body (skin, joints, organs and tissues).
The president of the aforementioned foundation explained that the conference was held with the objective of raising public awareness about this terrible disease which afflicts more people. She explained some of the warning symptoms, which include: hair loss, redness on the face that forms a butterfly, dizziness, unexplained fainting, thrush, joint pain and bruising.
Hilda Christina Gómez Ávila, Director General of the DIF Isla Mujeres, commented that this is the first time that an administration has carried out activities to commemorate this important international date, and thanked the mayor, Juan Carrillo Soberanis, and his wife, Mrs. Paola Orrico de Carrillo, for their support with carrying out the walk and the conference, which will undoubtedly provide very relevant information to the inhabitants of the island.
At the end of the conference, authorities and citizens in general witnessed the lighting of purple lights on the outside of the Municipal Palace/Town Hall, to commemorate the month of lupus awareness. Names are given of officials and others who participated.
CONFIRM DATE OF FISHING TOURNAMENT
The Director General of Economic Development, Leonel Povedano Castillo, said, "We are grateful for the great support that the Fishing Committees of Mahahual and Cozumel provided to us in order to be able to hold the tournament as soon as possible, because changes had to be made in the dates of their tournaments." This change affected the Mahahual tournament "Dorado de Playa" and the Cozumel tournament, "Bernardo Alonso Canto".
The municipal government of Isla Mujeres invites fishing enthusiasts and the general public to participate in the traditional International Fishing Tournament "Cosme Alberto Martínez Magaña" and said registration will remain open until the beginning of the competition.
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From Tvisla Mujeres ( link to photos & articles)
Juan Carrillo Soberanis continues working for island youth-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/continua-juan-carrillo-soberanis-trabajando-por-la-juventud-islena/
See City section
After changing the engines of the maritime ambulance, it is now in operation-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/tras-cambio-de-motores-ambulancia-maritima-ya-esta-en-operacion/
- After an investment of just over 700,000 pesos, the Maritime Ambulance, which is under the responsibility and protection of the Integral Port Administration of Quintana Roo (Apiqroo), has returned to service. The work was concluded on Friday and the ambulance began operating on Saturday, carrying out several transfers.
The ambulance began operations with the change of administrations, however a few months later problems were detected with the two Mercury engines, which have been replaced with two new powerful Yamaha motors.
The Director of APIQRoo, Alicia Ricalde Magana, explained that while the motors were being adapted in Isla Mujeres by qualified personnel for several days, emergency transfer services were available through a private individual, to ensure the commitment was maintained that was made by the Governor. She said these transport services are coordinated at the request of the Community Hospital and the boat can sail as long as weather conditions allow.
Another ferry company is interested in the Puerto Juarez-Isla Mujeres route
http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/se-apunta-otra-naviera-par…/
On Monday, the director of the Port Authority of Quintana Roo (Apiqroo), Alicia Ricalde Magaña that there is a third ferry company that would be interested in the route between Isla Mujeres and Puerto Juarez. However, the General Directorate of Ports has not officially signed off on the work (done on the pier.). Ms Ricalde said there is a good chance for this company, who are already familiar with these ports, and have their own fleet. It is the company Naviera Integral (Navinsa), owned by the magnate Juan Pablo Vega Arriaga.
Ms. Ricalde said she is trying to expedite the official delivery of the pier so the tests can be started that are required for the interested companies. The route is currently served by 'Ultramar" and the other interested companies are "Barcos Caribe", "Marinsa" and now "Navisa".
It is hoped that the pier will be officially released next month and then the docking tests can begin, and it is probable that a second company will service the route by the upcoming vacation season of July and August.
Timely response with maintenance for the 'Bicentennial' dome-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/oportuna-respuesta-al-mantenimiento-del-domo-bicentenario/
See City section
Greater security for Isla Mujeres-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/suman-de-voluntades-por-una-mayor-seguridad-para-isla-mujeres/
See City section
State Governor announced changes to the community hospital of Isla Mujeres-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/anuncia-gobernador-del-estado-cambios-para-el-hospital-comunitario-de-isla-mujeres/
The Governor of the State, Carlos Joaquín González said that in less than two months changes and improvements will begin within the Community Hospital of Isla Mujeres, because they will provide more equipment and medical specialists via the Seguro Popular insurance program the Popular Insurance will seek to provide more equipment and medical specialists. The Governor acknowledged this demand of the inhabitants of Isla Mujeres, who sent a letter last September requesting better services, medical care, and qualified personnel to operate the equipment that exists inside the hospital.
He said, "We started proceedings with Seguro Popular yesterday and we hope that in less than two months we can have the whole hospital equipped, and get it going!" It is noted that the issue of health care in Isla Mujeres has been an urgent concern and need for several years, because even after the new hospital was inaugurated, complaints continued due to the lack of specialists and qualified personnel to operate the new equipment.
Motorcycle club of Isla Mujeres continue their altruistic work against cancer-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/motoclub-de-isla-mujeres-continua-su-labor-altruista-a-favor-de-la-lucha-contra-el-cancer/
The Moto Club Evolución Fz (formerly Community Fz), held a day of collection of bottle caps (tapitas plasticas) in support of the Aitana Foundation, who work on behalf of children with cancer.A collection table was set up for 3 consecutive weekends in the colonia La Gloria park, where there was a very good response from the island community. In addition they installed collection buckets in various schools, including kindergartens, primary schools, and private schools, as well as in private institutions.
It should be noted that this Motoclub has always been characterized by its social work and support to the community in various situations. These tapitas will be sold by the Aitana Foundation and the proceeds of the sales will be used to obtain medicines and chemotherpy treatments, which are required to fight this disease.
They thanked everyone in the community who participated in this campaign, the directors and teachers of the middle school, the various kindergartens, El Trenecito nursery school, as well as the private institutions who supported the cause, including the Union of Taxi drivers, the Paletería Tuggy, and the Tortugranja, among others. They said that with the help of all of them and the community, they have collected 31,501 tapitas.
They invited everyone to continue collecting the bottletops and said this will be an ongoing campaign with collection tables at the La Gloria park every two months.
Interruption of electrical power in Isla Mujeres-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/amargos-recuerdos-dejo-apagon-en-isla-mujeres/
Electrical power was restored shortly after noon in Isla Mujeres (It went out around 11am), and most of the Yucatan peninsula was also affected. In a statement, the CFE, (Federal Electrical Commission) confirmed that 1.7 million customers were affected, mainly from the states of Campeche, Tabasco and Quintana Roo, however, service has been more than 90 percent restored. Some islanders were concerned during the power interruption, recalling the outage which lasted more than 12 hours in January. However, all services were back to normal shortly after noon, including the banks and gas stations.
Dolphin now has a name and is called 'Paki'-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/delfin-ya-tiene-nombre-desde-hoy-se-llama-paki/
May 23 The rescued dolphin has been named "Paki" after a total of 80 people voted in response to an invitation issued by Dolphin Discovery, on May 18th via social networks. The invitation to vote included a video showing the work and attention that the dolphin has received at the Tortugranja since he was rescued on May 2nd. The choice for names were “Isleño”, “Itzae”, “Paal Yaax” and “Paki”.
Last week the chief veterinarian for Dolphin Discovery, Roberto Sanchez Okrucry, said the dolphin is small, and they are concerned about his weight, but he is eating on his own. He is gaining weight and recovering from an infection, which had him on the verge of death. The vet said he is recovering well and needs to gain weight in order to be released.
New civic association with the slogan 'Together for a better future'
-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/surge-asociacion-juntos-por-un-futuro-mejor/
New date for fishing tournament confirmed
-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/confirman-nueva-fecha-para-torneo-de-pesca-de-isla-mujeres/
See City section
Increased risk of salmonella during heat wave
-http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/esperan-casos-por-salmonelosis-en-esta-epoca-de-calor-en-isla-mujeres/
. - Dr. Miguel Ángel García Albarran, director of the Isla Mujeres integral hospital, explained that in order to avoid the spread of gastrointestinal diseases, it is necessary to try to practice hand washing and maintain hygiene in the preparation of food.
He said, "So far we have not had any cases of serious gastrointestinal diseases such as Salmonellosis, possibly because we are just beginning the season of hot weather, however we cannot ignore that they occur, so it is important to be insistent about taking care when handling food and with personal hygiene."
He said that the Isla Mujeres Community Hospital offers a workshop on how and when to wash hands, including the proper technique. He said the most common gastrointestinal disease during the hot season is Salmonellosis, which is why it is important to pay close attention to the quality of food, the preparation of the foods, verify where we eat, and stay hydrated. There is an explanation of 'What is Salmonellosis?". LINK to Wiki article about Salmonellosis.
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From por esto Link to their Isla Mujeres articles & photos
Conference to eliminate violence against women
Violencia de ninguna aceptable [+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 24
See City section....
This article also contains estimated statistics from WHO about violence against women, and expresses the opinion that although there are ongoing plans to prevent this problem in Isla Mujeres, the incidence does not seem to diminish, and for this reason, organizations encourage the community in general to participate in the collective efforts for prevention.
Motorcyclists with a cause
Motociclistas con causa. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 24
See TVIM section...
Race planned for Navy Day
Realizarán carrera por el Día de la Marina[+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 24 In honor of Navy day, a six-kilometer race will be held this Sunday for men and women along the Rueda Medina malecon. It will begin at 7am at the Monument to the Fishermen and they will return to the finish line by the Naval base. Winners in both categories will receive prizes including gifts and lodging packages from local businesses. Participation awards will be given to the first 100 who register for the competition.
Also in honor of Navy Day, there will be a three-way soccer competition, (un triangular de futbol), between teams from the Naval base, the Harbor Master's office, and a team of Isla Mujeres veterans, which will begin on Friday and continue on Saturday, with prizes awarded on Sunday.
Bidding process begun
Inició proceso de licitaciónVer masFull article at this link
May 24
The Director of Sports, Natanael Gallegos Salinas, said the Bicentennial Dome will need a complete renovation, because it is not possible to save the entire steel structure, which was not given maintenance in the past eight years. He did not know the how much the renovation will cost,but estimates it will be at least 4 to 5 million pesos. He said there is advanced deterioration from the salt, and it would not be able to withstand the winds over time, therefore they decided to throw that all away. The bidding process to completely renovate this dome has begun.
Last month, the strong winds began to tear away the canvas roof, which also had not been renewed in a timely manner, and part of it fell with the strong south-southeast winds, so the area was closed to avoid any accidents.
He said the work to demolish the entire roof structure will take place in early June, and a new one will be installed, and the structure should be back in operation in the fall, for the hundreds of young people who practice there, as well as the large events that are held there.
Sr Gallegos said that the sports areas are in need of constant maintenance,because of their proximity to the sea which destroys the steel. Currently two sports areas are undergoing renovations, the downtown basketball court "Jose del Carmen Pastrana" and the rapid soccer field in colonia Salina.
New patrol cars delivered
Entregan nuevas patrullas. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 23
See City section
Electrical outage
Todo perdido, cundieron temores] Ver masFull article at this link
May 23 There was an interruption in electrical service for nearly two hours on Tuesday at 11am, which the CFE (Federal Electrical Commission) said was caused by a interruption in the transmission line of the "Grijalva" hydroelectric complex (Chicoasén, Peñitas, Angostura) which supplies the states of Chiapas, Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan and Quintana Roo, causing a widespread power outage in practically all the Yucatán Peninsula and two states of the Southeast.
Lack of personnel to monitor nesting turtles
Falta personal para vigilar. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 23
There are only three people to monitor the sea turtle nesting areas on more than 20 beaches and protect their eggs from predators or poachers. Fortunately, the season has barely begun and so far only four nests of eggs have been transferred to the Tortugranja. The Mayor was asked about this and said there will be more staff no later than next week because they are hiring people who are interested in participating in the Temporary Employment Program, which is focused on the rescue of the eggs of turtles who nest in Isla Mujeres during the upcoming months.
The port remained closed to boats under forty feet due to high waves at sea, and the Harbor Master allowed the cooperatives to offer their tours to El Farito, within the Bahia de Mujeres.
Hotel occupation decreases
Desplome en la ocupación hotelera.. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 22
Hotel occupancy rates in small hotels are down to 10 to 15 percent, while the medium to large hotels have rates of up to 30 percent, while the large franchise hotels by Punta Sam have much better statistics.
As of Monday, the Hotel Berny had five occupied rooms of a total of 34, with reservations in July for ten percent, and no reservations for August. Some hotels take advantage of this time for remodeling, the the Hotel Berny is renovating eight rooms to have a total of 42, and they may have 100 ready by the winter season.
The Vistalmar on the Rueda Medina malecon has temporarily closed its 36 rooms, apparently for renovations after its sale to a foreign firms, with rumors that it could undergo demolition to be replaced by a luxurious five-star property.
Other hotels, such as the Caracol, say they expect low occupancy to continue until November, except it should improve a little during the summer vacation period. A hotel manager complained that although whale shark tour season is starting at any time now, the tourists in Cancun and the Riviera Maya are mostly targeted and he wants better and increased promotion for this destination.
Catholic festival closes with music of "Alfareros"
Musical cierre de fiesta con “Alfareros” [+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 22
- The Catholic music group "Alfareros", from the Dominican Republic, captivated the people of Isla Mujeres at the closure of the celebration of 500 years since the arrival of faith in this municipality, and the Town Square was filled with more than two thousand attendees. The concert began at 8:30pm on Saturday, and people were dancing in the Town Square, and some even cried in response to the emotional singing and prayers.
Date set for fishing tournament
Fijan fecha para el torneo de pesca Ver masFull article at this link
May 22
- The organizing committee of the 14th International Fisheries Tournament "Cosme Alberto Martínez Magaña" confirmed the event will take place on June 3 and 4, after weather caused a suspension of the tournament this past weekend. The port was closed for navigation by small boats on Friday, May 19, at 8pm.
The Director General of Economic Development, Leonel Povedano Castillo, thanked the Fishing Tournament Committees of Majahual, "Dorado de Playa", and and of Cozumel, "Bernardo Alonso Canto", for their support and cooperation with rescheduling their tournaments. More than 100 boats were registered for the Isla Mujeres tournament, and registration remains open, at 5000 pesos, and prizes are listed. (See poster in Events section).
News briefs in Isla Mujeres
Breves de Isla Mujeres[+] Ver masFull article at this link
May 22 Tourism activity is decreased with fewer visitors arriving by ferry, fewer sales in the stores, and fewer rentals at the golf cart agencies. Merchants indicate that sales have fallen by 20 percent.
There is now new information about the ferry company from Ciudad del Carmen, who expressed interest before Easter, and an executive blamed the APIQRoo director, Alicia Ricalde for putting obstacles in their way. The ferry company Barcos Caribe has also expressed interest in the route, but there are allegations about their executives being under investigation for alleged money laundering, in association with the former Governor.
Southeasterly winds continue.
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Provided by MaraVilla Caribe & Isla Mujeres Daily News & Events
Wednesday, May 3 and Thursday, May 4, the Eta Aquarid meteor shower can be seen, but it peaks in the predawn hours of Friday and Saturday. It is caused by debris from Halley's Comet. The most meteors can be seen during the hours before 5a, when dawn starts (After moonset which is 1:33a on Wed, 2:18a on Thur., 3:00a on Fri, and 3:49 on Sat).
Wednesday, May 3 Dia de la Cruz (celebrated by construction workers)
Wednesday, May 3 Basketball game Islanders vs Regatta sailors 7p Probably at the Convention Center since the downtown court is being renovated.
Friday & Saturday: Eta Aquarid meteor shower. The most meteors can be seen during the hours before 5a, when dawn starts (after moonset at 3:00a on Fri and 3:49 on Sat). Caused by debris from Halley's Comet,
Friday, May 5 Regatta Amigos. Isleno children (exceptional students aged 8-12) gather at Buhos at 10am, leave for the boats a half hour later and depart at noon for their Regatta around the island
Friday, May 5 Anniversary of victory against French at Battle of Puebla "Cinco de Mayo"
Saturday, May 6 Fashion show at 8p on the Caribbean side of the Casa de la Cultura of Yucatecan traditional clothing and garments based on that style.
Sunday, May 7 Noches Magicas on the Town Square 8p: Dance troupes performing from Cancun & Isla Mujeres.
Wednesday, May 10 Mother's Day
Sunset ~7:05p
Moon rise over the Caribbean
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| May 10 7:15 May 11 8:05 May 12 8:55 May 13 9:44 May 14 10:32 May 15 11:19 |
Painting by Pam Haase Link to website
Saturday, May 13 Artist of the Month Exhibition at aMar Cocina Peruana restaurant Featuring Laura Anileu 7:30p. On the back street Guerreo, north of Abasolo. Limited space, reservations (998) 274 3732
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Festival of Caribbean Culture May 13, 15, 16, & 19
Painting: Workshop on the techniques of painting 6p
Music: Outside the Casa de la Cultura 7p
Rockabilly Malix Cats (Mx)
Sara Curruchich (Guatemala)
Monday, May 15 Music & Singing at the Guadalupana Church (across from Mango's)
Mayan Opera Concert 7pm
Tuesday, May 16 Casa de la Cultura
Play: "Let the Jungle tell you its story" 5:30
Painting: Caravan: Painting in Acction 7p
Music:Norma Espinosa & Nadia Arce (Mx) 8p
Singing in the Mother Languages Maria Mactezuma (Mx) 8:30p (outside)
Friday, May 19 Outside the Casa de la Cultura
Circense Imagine Show 8p
Bailes Caribenos (Caribbean Dancing)
Chilangos de la Habana (Cuban...Chilangos are from Mexico City)
Sunday, May 14 Noches Magicas on the Town Square 8p (Mother's Day in the US)
Monday, May 15 Teacher's Day Día del Maestro
Whale shark season has begun
Cancelled due to winds causing port closure for small boats
Rescheduled for Saturday & Sunday, June 3 & 4
May 19 & 20 Celebration of the arrival of Catholicism 500 years ago
Sunday, May 21 Noches Magicas on the Town Square 8p
Monday, May 22 in commemoration of International Day of Lupus, at 4:00 p.m. there will be a march starting in front of the hotel Posada del Mar, followed by a conference at the Casa de la Cultura, and finishing with the lighting of the Town Hall lights. (International Day of Lupus was May 10).
Monday May 22 International Day of Biodiversity
Friday, May 26
The Circus is coming to Isla Friday! The promo says....
"Arriving for
the first time & for a short period, directly from Mexico City, the
Afeere Brothers International Circus. Feel the maximum excitement with
the 4 suicidal motorcycles in the Globe of Death, and the acrobats
performing feats on the Fantastic Pendulum more that 10 meters in the
the air.
In front of the Caribbean Sea. A show of this magnitude happens only once a year!"
Monday-Friday 8pm Saturday & Sunday 5:30p & 8:30p
Sunday, May 28 Race of 6km along Rueda Medina, which starts at 7am by the Fishermen's Monument and ends by the Naval base.
Sunday, May 28 Noches Magicas on the Town Square 8p
Monday, May 29 Memorial Day in the US
Monday, May 29 Special Edition of Noches Magicas on Town Square 8p
Coronation of the Queen of the Day of the Sea, Dance troupes, singers, free event.
Tuesday, May 30 Special Edition of Noches Magicas at Casa de la Cultura 6p
The Sailors of My Island Exhibition and Awards
Thursday, June 1 Día de la Marina/ Navy Day
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