Thursday, April 26, 2018

Isla Mujeres Daily News & Events Thursday, April 26







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

In accordance with the electoral laws, the municipal Facebook site has suspended the release of information as of March 29, until after the election on July 1st.

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From Tvisla Mujeres ( link to photos & articles)


Two cats died and six more are recuperating at the animal clinic after being poisoned. There are two videos, one of the animals, and the other is one of the staff explaining that rat poison was put into food and left out for animals to eat and that this also poses a danger to young children.


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Regatta begins 
Arranca competencia oceánica. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
   The 50th edition of the "Sol al Sol" regatta will begin in Florida on Thursday evening (tonight) with the Captain's Meeting and Departure Dinner, and at 10 am on Friday, the 30 registered boats will set sale for Isla Mujeres from St. Petersburg. The first sailboats are expected to reach the island on Sunday afternoon and evening. Friends and family members are expected to begin arriving on the island on Saturday. The traditional Captain's celebration at the Casa del las Rocas is scheduled for Wednesday, May 2nd. The awards ceremony will be held on Friday at 8pm at the Cabanas del Mar on North Beach.
   The thirty registered boats are:  “50/50”, “After You”, “Anthie”, “Blue Heron D/C”, “Climate Change D/C”, “Defy the Odds”, “Equinox”, “Fox III”, “Impossible Dream”, “It´s orly money D/C”, “Javelina”, “Lunaly”, “Merlin”, “Mesmeriah”, “Mi Sueño D/C”.
“Midninght Sun”, “Muñequita”, “Nereid”, “Playmobil”, “Revenge D/C”, “Seaborne”, “Seanchai D/C”, “Severance”, “Sgt Reckless”, “Sky D/C”, “Split Decision”, “Tattoo D/C”, “Tigi Too”, “Wasabi” and “XTC”.

Two investigations  
Dos investigaciones. [+] Ver masFull article at this link
  
 April 25  In less than a month, the Human Rights Commission in Isla Mujeres has carried out two investigations involving the Community Hospital. An agreement was reached concerning recent complaint about an episiotomyh, with reconstructive surgery having been done this morning at the hospital for no charge. She is expected to be discharged Thursday evening. (See yesterday's translations.)
    The other investigation concerns a resident who died at the hospital from a heart condition and was unable to be treated due to a lack of medication.  

Celebrating "Orange Day" 
Celebran el Día Naranja con ponencia[+] Ver masFull article at this link
    The International Day for the Eradication of Violence against Women was commemorated with a presentation about the importance of preventing this problem among the girls of Isla Mujeres, and with a Day of Beauty in colonia La Gloria, by the students of the "Kathia Monforte" beauty school. They provided haircuts for men, women and children, as well as hairstyles, and braids, attending to 60 people between 9am and 1pm. 

Storm drain cleaning
   The personnel of Civil Protection, which includes the firefighters, were cleaning out the storm drains downtown to prevent flooding when it rains, because they become clogged with an accumulation of trash. The Director of Civil Protection, Helman Ulises Berman Graniel, asked the residents to cooperate and avoid littering in the streets, noting, "It is a joint effort between the community and the government, because the cleanliness and care of Isla Mujeres depends on everyone". He explained that only in this way will the streets and avenues of the municipality remain in good condition, allowing islanders to travel normally, even in the rainy season, preventing accidents and traffic congestion.


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April Events
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Full moon rising over the Caribbean 
April 1   8:21
April 2   9:16
April 3  10:09
April 4   11:02
April 5   11:53
April 29   7:05
April 30   7:59
Painting by Pamela Haase

 Sunday, April 1 Easter

Thursday, April 5  Artist Fair 3-8p Casa de la Cultura on the back street Guerrero at the cross street Abasolo. (It hasn't yet been announced when the Thursday Artist Fairs will be discontinued, which could occur in April or May.)

Saturday, April 7  Plogging Day 8:30a Running, jogging, or walking & picking up litter. Route TBA at Plogging Day Isla Mujeres & Action for Isla

Sunday, April 8  Noches Magicas performances on the Town Square 8p Free.

Thursday, April 12  Artist Fair 3-8p Casa de la Cultura on the back street Guerrero at the cross street Abasolo. (It hasn't yet been announced when the Thursday Artist Fairs will be discontinued, which could occur in April or May.)

Saturday, April 14  Plogging Day 8:30a Running, jogging, or walking & picking up litter. Route TBA at Plogging Day Isla Mujeres & Action for Isla

Sunday, April 15  Noches Magicas performances on the Town Square 8p Free.
Thursday, April 19  Artist Fair 3-8p Casa de la Cultura on the back street Guerrero at the cross street Abasolo. (It hasn't yet been announced when the Thursday Artist Fairs will be discontinued, which could occur in April or May.)

April 20-22, Fri, Sat, Sun. Isla Got Soul music event at The Joint.  There's more information about the organization that is benefiting from this event here: https://www.facebook.com/IslaGotSoul/posts/572699899755186
 
Saturday, April 21  Plogging Day 8:30a Running, jogging, or walking & picking up litter. Route TBA at Plogging Day Isla Mujeres & Action for Isla

Sunday, April 22 Earth Day  Action for Isla  is having their third annual cleanup event. The past two years divers and snorkelers cleaned under the downtown piers, and groups picked up trash along the Caribbean beaches.

From their FB page: 
For the third year in a row, Action for Isla is happy to announce that we will be hosting our big Earth Day Clean-up, to bring awareness of this problem to our residents, and unite our community to work towards Ending Plastic Pollution. We will be tackling the waste build up on both land and sea with an in-water Dive Against Debris and simultaneous beach clean up!
🌎In 2016, 62 volunteers got together to remove 650kgs of waste from our beaches and seas, last year both numbers grew with 148 people collecting and sorting a whopping 1,090kgs of trash!! This year we hope to go even bigger! And we need your help!
📌Our 3rd Annual Isla Mujeres Earth Day Clean Up is this Sunday, APR 22!
✳️Scuba Diver´s please sign-up ASAP with a participating dive shop to receive your safety briefing and instructions.
✳️Snorkelers report to registration at Av. Rueda Medina near Velazquez Restaurant/Playa Centro at 8:15AM. We have some gear to share but if you have your own please bring it.
✳️Those that will be cleaning up the shoreline can report to ¨El Malecón¨ (behind Casa de la Cultura where the ¨Isla Mujeres¨ letters are) at 8:30AM
♻️Remember to bring a refillable water bottle, we will provide refreshments but don´t want to generate more waste.🌱
Every participant will receive a Raffle Ticket upon registration. Join us at the main collection site after the cleanup. Once we have categorized, weighed and recorded the data of what has been collected we will have some refreshments and raffle off several amazing prizes that have been provided by our awesome sponsors!


Sunday, April 22  Noches Magicas performances on the Town Square 8p Free.
Thursday, April 26  Artist Fair 3-8p Casa de la Cultura on the back street Guerrero at the cross street Abasolo. (It hasn't yet been announced when the Thursday Artist Fairs will be discontinued, which could occur in April or May.)

Saturday, April 28  Plogging Day 8:30a Running, jogging, or walking & picking up litter. Route TBA at Plogging Day Isla Mujeres & Action for Isla.

Sunday, April 29  Noches Magicas performances on the Town Square 8p Free. Celebrate International Day of Dance.

 
  Sources for Weather Information:
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).
LINK to a private weather station on Isla Mujeres   

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