Saturday, November 26, 2016

Isla Mujeres Daily News & Events Saturday, November 26




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  From  Noticias de Diario de Quintana Roo ....

link to their Isla articles & photos





Teamwork to help families obtain legal rights to lots in Ciudad Mujeres

Apoyo total a familias




Juan Carrillo destaca trabajo en equipo para certidumbre jurídica en Ciudad Mujeres

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ISLA MUJERES, 25 de noviembre.-
Leer más..Full article at this link.

 The City recently signed an agreement with SEDUVI (Department of Urban Development and Housing) to solve a problem that has worried families who received Letters of Assignment eleven years ago for residential and commercial lots in Ciudad Mujeres. The Mayor explained that the City has opened a window for receiving these documents which will be sent to SEDUVI, and that the City and State authorities are working together to provide a solution, for the benefit of island families. He noted that the process will probably take a long time, but they have started toward a solution.


Economic Development with Equality: APIQRoo Operations Committee meetings

Desarrollo económico con igualdad




Pondera Apiqroo con comités de operaciones

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ISLA MUJERES, 25 de noviembre.-
Leer más.Full article at this link..
  To consolidate economic development with equal opportunities for all, the Integral Port Administration of Quintana Roo (APIQRoo) held the meetings of the Operations Committees of the ports of the Northern Zone of the State, where they reported increases in passenger and cargo traffic, compared to last year. 
   The General Director of APIQRoo  said the meetings were held yesterday in the ports of Cozumel, Playa del Carmen and Puerto Morelos, and they were held in the ports of Isla Mujeres and Puerto Juarez today.
      In Isla Mujeres, it was agreed to increase the operational capacity of the Maritime Terminal and docks for the tour operators, for the upcoming year. Plans for the other ports are given in the article.


A dozen IEEA workers have been unpaid for a 3 fortnights

Tienen 3 quincenas sin cobrar




 Trabajadores de plazas comunitarias del IEEA

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ISLA MUJERES, 25 de noviembre.- .
Leer más..Full article at this link.
  Twelve workers are waiting for a response from the Director of the State Institute for Youth and Adult Education, and say they have not been paid in three quincenas (15 day periods). The workers include two educational promoters (promotores educativos), six advisors, two technicians, and two other workers, who have complied with the regulations that require productivity and goals for each case. They say they have also met the requirements to design mechanisms by which each student becomes more aware, and to follow up individually, so that the students finish their course and receive a certificate.
      They said last Wednesday, they were told to come to Cancun at 5pm to be paid their back wages, but when one of them confirmed an hour before, they were told the money was teady and offered to cross personally to Isla to pay them, which has not happened, yet.

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From the Municipal Facebook site.....  (  FB page link)




Today we commemorate the #díanaranja to raise awareness against violence towards women.
Hoy conmemoramos el #DíaNaranja para hacer conciencia contra la violencia hacia la mujer.



A customer service module of the office of the Department of Urban Development and the Environment will be available at the downstairs of the Town Hall, open from 9 to 4, Monday thru Friday from November 24 to January 17, 2017. It is exclusively for those who received letters of assignment in 2005 for lots in Ciudad Mujeres (on the mainland). The required documents are listed and will be sent to SEDUVI for review and analysis. (See yesterday's translations for more information)   
El módulo de atención se encuentra en la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano y Medio Ambiente, en los bajos del Palacio Municipal, abierto en horario de 9 de la mañana a 4 de la tarde, de lunes a viernes, a partir de este 24 de noviembre hasta el 17 de enero del 2017.



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From Tvisla Mujeres ( link to photos & articles)




Masks at the Aztlan gallery located in Isla Mujeres....
Conozca las máscaras de la galería de Aztlán ubicado en Isla Mujeres - http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/conozca-las-mascaras-de-la…/


There are other boat companies interested in the route between Isla Mujeres and Puerto Juarez: APIQRoo 
Hay más navieras interesadas en la ruta Isla Mujeres-PuertoJuárez: APIQROO - http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/hay-mas-navieras-

There are few complaints about violence against women in Isla Mujeres
Son pocas denuncias por violencia contra la mujer en Isla Mujeres - http://www.tvislamujeres.com.mx/son-pocas-denuncias-por-vi…/


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From  por esto Link to their Isla Mujeres articles & photos



Unpaid workers  
Retienen salarios a los trabajadoresdo.. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
 See article in DQR above...

Celebration at Boca Iglesia church & schedule for patron saint festivities   
Magna celebración en el convento de Boca Iglesia. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
    The Parish Priest, Raul Sanchez Alonso announced there will be a commemorative event in May at the now abandoned Boca Iglsia church, for the 500th anniversary of the arrival of the Spanish to the region, and the foundation of the church. This will include a procession from Isla Mujeres of the Virgin of Immaculate Conception to that site. He said preparations have already begun to secure permits and plan safety measures with the small boats which enter this inhospitable site through the mangroves.
  Por Esto notes they have previously published information about the property being in the hands of an individual who is selling it for dollars, but presumably a federal rescue project is under way to make it an archaeological sight, with proposals submitted by archeologists, historians, and local authorities.
    No specific date in May has been set to carry out this 70 km. procession. It will be the longest procession of this kind, since the Virgin of Caridad del Cobre has been taken annually, since 1999, across the 30 kilometers to the fishermen's camp at  Isla Contoy National Park
   Historians agree that it is likely that the first battle between Maya and Spanish took place in March 1517. Because of this, during the first days of March, Isla Mujeres annually celebrates the arrival of Francisco Hernandez de Cordoba during his journey to the Yucatan peninsula, from Cuba.
   It is presumed that this Franciscan structure is located at (or literally atop) the Mayan building, which indicates that this site was the location of the ancient city of Ecab.
     Ecab was one of 16 Mayan señoríos (lit. kingdoms or areas ruled by lords/chiefs) , which were  located across the Yucatan peninsula, during the Post Classic period. Ecab encompassed what is now the northern part of Quintana Roo, from Felipe Carrillo Puerto.

Schedule for the Patron Saint Festivities
 The celebrations of the patroness of Isla Mujeres, the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, will take place from November 28 to December 8. In these two dates will be the opening and closing with performances by the musical groups Los Marlin's and Picante Plus, respectively, at 8pm, on the Town Square in front of the church. 
The daily traditional activities are scheduled as follows: .
Nov. 28, The Mestizas de Agua Salada; 

Nov.29, at 7:30, Folkloric dance troupe: Son del Caribe;
Nov. 30th, Academy La Isleña;
Dec. 1 Cavalcade (Horse procession) in Honor to the Virgin, at noon;  
Dec.  2, Dance group Añoranzas;  
Dec.  3, the musical groups Entorno and Mar & Arena; 
Dec. 4, Dance Studio Renatta and Academia La Isleña;  
Dec. 5, repeat of The Mestizas de Agua Salada; 
Dec 5, also repeat performance by the band  Entorno; 
Dec. 6,  Caravan procession at 6:30,
Dec. 7 Yucatan band Picante Plus will perform and “Las Mañanitas” will be sung to the Virgin
Dec. 8 Boat Procession of the Virgin in the Bay 3pm


United in condemnation of violence against women
Condena unánime a la violencia contra la mujerp.. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
  This is about an event on in the Continental Zone, on the mainland.


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November events

Sunset ~6:05p
Moon rise over the Caribbean
Nov. 13      5:44p

Nov. 14      6:37p  Full Moon
Nov. 15      7:34p
Nov. 16      8:33p
Nov. 17      9:34p
Nov. 18     10:33p
Nov. 19     11:31p

 Sergio's Batik class. ~3 hours long. 400p includes materials. Casa de Cultura  This has moved to his home...directions on his FB page HERE

Sunday evenings on the Town Square 8p Noches Magicas  Music & Dance Performances

Tuesday, Nov. 1 All Saint's Day   Dia de los Muertos

Wednesday, Nov. 2  All Soul's Day   Dia de los Muertos  No School & Offices Closed
On Nov. 2, hundreds of residents have been invited to participate the silent parade, who will dress in traditional clothing or white, with Catrina makeup  as Catrinas vivientes..living Catrinas for the "Festival of the Living for the Dead". It starts at 6p from the Cemetery (Hidalgo and Lopez Mateos) to the Casa Cultura where there will be a display of altars in the style of different regions of Mexico. There's a nice video of last year's here on FB.  https://www.facebook.com/events/322448854785481/

Thursday, Nov 3  Artist Fair at Casa de la Cultura 4p-9p
  Batik artist Sergio is a usual participant, along with Isla Brewery. Amar Peruvian restaurant set up tables at the last two fairs.

 To all Islenos: We invite you to the the Diabetes Clinic sponsored by the Club Pro-Paciente Diabetico A.C. at the Community Hospital in La Gloria on Thursday, November 3, at 9:00 AM. Health care professionals will test your blood, offer diabetes education and distribute meters and strips and other supplies, as well as free reading glasses We will teach you how to use the equipment so that you can manage your illness of diabetes better. This clinic is completely free and is funded by the generosity of Americans who live and visit your beautiful island.

Sat. Nov. 5 Town Square 8pm  performance by the graduates of the Polynesian dancing classes of the Casa de la Cultura.


Sunday, Nov. 5 Magic Nights of the Souls at 8pm on the Town Square. Festival of the Living for the Dead.


Friday, Nov. 11   You are invited to enjoy a performance by the Federal Police Mariachi band at 8pm in the Town Square. They are 14 professional officers who are also professional musicians.

Thursday, Nov. 17 Artist's Fair 4-9 Casa de la Cultura
Art by Liwlig Larsen
Nov. 18-21 Buen Fin (Sales)

Friday, Nov. 18 8:30  Parade commemorating the 106th anniversary of the Revolutionary War
Sunday, Nov. 20  Revolutionary Day Memorial (National Holiday)
Monday, Nov. 21 Day off for Revolutionary Day Memorial (National Holiday)

 At the end of November are the celebrations for the town's Patron saint, and residents from the US celebrate Thanksgiving.


Sources for Storm Information:
Wunderground
Tropical Tidbits
NOAA


The Artist's Fairs are scheduled twice a month, on the First and Third Thursdays, at the Casa de Cultura, 4-9. 


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