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Tourism ignited at the expense of coastal communities

Every year, with the arrival of the most intense heat, the same scene is repeated in Yucatán and there are streets in the dark, fans stopped and entire families trying to cope with temperatures that do not give up. Between April and August, reports of power cuts skyrocket and in coastal municipalities the scene worsens because fishermen are dealing with the conservation of their fish products.

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Jessica Itzel Chan·April 3, 2026

Tourism ignited at the expense of coastal communities

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