
Diario de Yucatán
Mexican regional newspaper based in Mérida.
Carlos R. Menéndez González founded Diario de Yucatán in Mérida on 31 May 1925. The newspaper combines a regional reporting base with print and digital editions covering news from Yucatán and beyond.
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Diario de Yucatán is a Mexican newspaper based in Mérida. Founded by Carlos R. Menéndez González, it publishes local, regional, national and international news. Its base in Yucatán gives it a regional reporting role while its coverage also follows developments elsewhere in Mexico and overseas.
The publisher offers a digital edition of the newspaper alongside its printed product. Readers can consult archived issues and download editions for offline reading. The service also includes printing, translation tools and access from several devices. Those functions allow readers to revisit earlier reporting as well as consult the current issue. The newspaper's institutional role is to publish news and commentary, including reporting on statements by businesses and public authorities.
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