Sunday, September 17, 2017

Isla Mujeres Daily News & Events Sunday, Sept. 17


There are several locations available to donate to victims of the earthquake in Chiapas & Oaxaca including the Red Cross, CRIM, DIF, Chedraui, the ferry terminal & Mango Cafe. They are seeking non perishable foods & personal hygiene donations, including diapers, detergent, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc.



This is the live webcam at North Beach / Playa Norte.  HERE is a timelapse version, that you can set to slow or fast (fps-frames per second). It takes a few seconds to load.
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  From  Noticias de Diario de Quintana Roo ....

link to their Isla articles & photos




Patriotic fervor and unity at the traditional festivities led by Mayor Juan Carrillo 


Unidad y fervor patrio




 Subraya Juan Carrillo, en tradicionales festejos

Lanrry parra

ISLA MUJERES, 16 de septiembre.-
Leer más..Full article at this link.
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From the Municipal Facebook site.....  (  FB page link)




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From Tvisla Mujeres ( link to photos & articles)




Juan Carrillo led the Civic Military Parade in Isla Mujeres  LINK   
  Security operations were successfully carried out for the parade, with no incidents. It included members of the Mexican Navy, senior citizens with the Casa del Adulto Mayor, Fire fighters, members of the Red Cross and students from the schools of  Julio Saury Espinosa, Andrés Quintana Roo, César Mendoza Santana, Francisco Hernández de Córdoba, Colegio Jean Peaget, the middle school"Benito Juárez", and the high school Colegio Bachilleres. Names of participating authorities are given, and the three women representing Patriotism, Liberty, and Independence. The Mayor spoke about the importance of these patriotic celebrations and involving students taking pride in these important dates

Increasing numbers of complaints against Cablemas (Izzi) LINK   
    Cablemas has changed its name to Izzi, but customers continue to visit the office in colonia Miraflores to complain about the internet service and that it takes a week to get technical service.

Juan Carrillo led the Independence festivities  LINK 



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From  por esto Link to their Isla Mujeres articles & photos


Reducing rates of tourist services  
Reducen tarifas en servicios turísticoso.. [+] Ver masFull article at this link

      In this season of reduced numbers of tourist, discounts of 15 to 30 percent are being offered by tourism services providers, including dive shops and boats offering tours. Businesses are negotiating with groups, like hotels do. Some small hotels are experiencing occupancy rates of 10 percent or less during this low season, which began in August. Golf rental agencies are also considering discounts, although they almost always lease 80 to 90 percent of their fleet of more than 700 units, according to some executives of those businesses. 
     Visitors are still enjoying Garrafon Park to observe the corals which have begun to recover from the damage they suffered from Wilma twelve years ago. The company that operates the park is monitoring its recovery. 
     There were also many people visiting the municipal Tortugranja aquarium, where children are more interested in the reproduction of turtles since the eggs they deposited on the beaches are being incubated there.
     For most people who visited Isla Mujeres on Saturday, the biggest attraction was the two beaches and the beautiful, sunny weather while they enjoyed swimming the the shallow transparent turquoise water. The Harbor Master reported there were no incidents during the day, as did the Tourism office and the Tourism police.

Complaints of poor internet service from cable company
Pésimo servicio de Internet por cable. [+] Ver masFull article at this link


Parade celebrates 207th anniversary of Independence
Desfile cívico por 207 años de la Independencia. [+] Ver masFull article at this link


COFEPRIS inspects work sites  
Cofepris supervisa obras. .. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
     The Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks (Cofepris) makes visits to different works under construction in Isla Mujeres to verify the conditions of hygiene in the workplace.This is to prevent illness with workers, as has happened in other establishments of this type.
        Among the sites they visited is the demolition of the Vistalmar hotel, which was handled by a professional company and there will be a luxurious lodging center erected there on Rueda Medina Avenue, according to data collected, with foreign investment, according to government officials.

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September Events
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Festival of Our Lady of Charity of Cobre 
Daily at 6p throughout the festival, a novena will be offered. Each group will celebrate a different night. The Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre is the patroness and protector of fishermen.

Friday, Sept. 1, the group of the Virgen de la Inmaculada Concepción church,will gather on the Town Square, with the company Espartacos Tour, which includes entertainment by the group Añoranzas.

Saturday, Sept. 2, the group of the church Sacred Heart of Jesus will gather, in colonia la Gloria, with the family Iuit Tun, which will feature entertainment by Zak Najera and his keyboards.


 Sunday, Sept. 3, the group of the fishermen's cooperative "Caribe" will gather, with the comedy show of Julio Martínez 


..........SUNDAY SEPT 3 Town Square 8p Noches Magicas........(not part of the Festival)

 Monday, Sept. 4 the groups of the company Sol Tours and of the Fishing Cooperative "Isla Blanca", will gather, with an animation musical for entertainment.

Tuesday, Sept. 5 the group of the tourist cooperative  "Adolfo López Mateos", will celebrate


Wednesday, Sept. 6 the groups of the Guadalupe Chapel, of tourist cooperative Isla Bonita, and of the "Por Justicia  Social" Fishing Cooperative will celebrate.

Thursday, Sept. 7  the groups of the fishing cooperative "Patria y Progreso",
of Ceviche Tours,  and of Mandi Coral (+) will celebrate and the mañanitas will be sung at 10p, in honor of the Virgin of the Charity de Cobre.

Friday, Sept. 8th, at 10:00 a.m. the "First Communions" will be held and the group of the tourist cooperative "Perfect Day" will celebrate with the Silva Balam family.



Saturday, Sept. 9 at 8a, after Mass, the traditional maritime procession to Isla Contoy will depart from the concrete pier with Ultramar providing a large boat for parishioners and tourists (Bring your own food & beverages).


Full moon Wednesday, Sept 6
                                                                    Sunset ~7:00
Sept. 6   7:30
 Sept. 7   8:12
Sept. 8   8:54
Sept. 9  9:38
Sept. 10  10:24
Sept. 11  11:13

Sunday, Sept. 10 Noches Magicas 8p Town Square

(Wednesday, Sept. 13  Commemoration of  Los Niños Héroes) 

Thursday, Sept. 14 Mayor's First Annual Informe Report 

(Thursday, Sept. 14 Commemoration of the Annexation of Chiapas to Mexico)

Friday, Sept. 15. Grito of Dolores  Celebration on the Town Square 
 10p Folkloric dancers
10:30p Crowning of the Queen of Independence and the Queen and King of Liberty
11p The Grito proclamations with honoring of the flag, reading of the proclamation and the names of the heroes, the anthem of Mexico and of Quintana Roo, honoring the lowering of the flag.
11:30 Fireworks
11:45 Live music & dancing with MegaBoom and El Pulpo y sus telados.
  Saturday's parade on Rueda Medina starts at 8am.

 The party usually lasts all night long. The Grito of Dolores is a Cry of Independence, from 1810 when Hidalgo called for the people to revolt from Spain. Every Sept. 15 around 11pm, the Mayors (and Governors and President),  ring a bell from the balcony of the Palacio on the Town Square, and give a traditional speech which includes the names of heroes of the war for independence.



Saturday, Sept. 16  Independence Day there will be a parade in the morning, usually on Rueda Medina starting at 8a . 

Saturday, Sept. 16 International Coastal Clean-up Day 

Saturday & Sunday Sept. 16 & 17 Oasis Fest 2017
Sat. 11a-7p Skateboarding, music & more at El Chapo the steep hill in La Gloria.
8p-11p Awards Dinner, music & more at the inauguration of Oasis Skate Shop
11-3a Party at Poc Na Hostel for 18+
Sun. 8a-8p at Playa Centro: Sand sculpture competition, exhibitions, competitions, performances, music, kites, art & more
  Special featured guests are three young people from the urban movement & from the professional world of extreme sports: Wid Eriksen (Parkour, UrbanRunners); Freddy Carrera (Skate, Converse); and Jesus Gonzalez (Skate, Converse)


 There is usually a Mass and festivities by the Whale Shark tour crews and their families to celebrate the completion of a successful season. TBA

Sunday, Sept. 17 The Maya Circuit-Pueblos Magicos Race:
Sunday the Maya Circuit Pueblos Magicos Race 5, 10, 15K.starts at 7a Fishermen's Monument on Rueda Medina downtown. (Third in a series of four, this one is for the element "Air" / iik' in Maya.).

Sunday, Sept. 17  Noches Magicas 8p Town Square

Tuesday, Sept. 19 Commemoration of the National Week of Civil Protection, remembering the devastation of the earthquake that occurred on September 19 in 1985 in the capital of Mexico.

Friday, Sept. 22 Fall Equinox 

Sunday, Sept.24  Noches Magicas 8p Town Square

Sources for Storm Information & Weather:
Wunderground
Tropical Tidbits
NOAA
LINK to Civil Protection Q Roo weather bulletin  (Spanish)
LINK to Mexico National Weather Service (Spanish)
 LINK to satellite images for the Mexico National Weather Service (Yucatan peninsula is under Satellite GOES Este, I recommend "Animacion" (it used to be in my blog margin, until Blogger became incompatible with it).


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