| Siguen 5 personas desaparecidas tras paso de 'Agarha': Murat - Expreso El gobernador Murat, quien se encontraba en videoconferencia, mencionó que Zipolite y Mazunte tuvieron afectaciones importantes.
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No están solos, mensaje de AMLO a damnificados por Agatha - ContraRéplica - Noticias Y la Sedena ha distribuido despensas en diversas comunidades, entre ellas, en Puerto Ángel, Zipolite, Mazunte, La Herradura, El Limón, ...
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Inicia este viernes censo de daños en vivienda por Agatha en Oaxaca Ya se despejaron 13 kilómetros del camino Puerto Ángel-Zipolite-Mazunte.
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Gobierno de Oaxaca confirma cinco desaparecidos tras paso del Huracán Agatha - Poresto.net Zipolite y Mazunte tuvieron afectaciones importantes, refiere. Loading video ...
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En Bajos de Coyula lo peor vino después del paso de 'Agatha' - La Lista No te pierdas:Zipolite y decenas de comunidades en Oaxaca quedan como zona de desastre tras el paso de 'Agatha'.
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9 muertos y 4 desaparecidos, el saldo del huracán Agatha en Oaxaca - AD Noticias Pochutla; Mazunte; Zipolite y Puerto Ángel; Loma Limón y Pluma Hidalgo; Derramadero y Bajos del Coyula; Asunción Tlacolulita; Santiago Xanica y ...
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Realiza IEEPCO sesión ordinaria previa a la jornada electoral - Noticias del Istmo, Oaxaca Anterior Tres días después de Agatha y la ayuda no llega a Zipolite, Oaxaca · Actualizan cifras de víctimas por Agatha en Oaxaca: 9 personas ...
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Pochutla, devastada por huracán Agatha; habitantes claman apoyo | NVI Noticias Autoridades resaltan los graves efectos sufridos en la zona costera, de manera particular, Puerto Ángel y Zipolite, donde la totalidad de palapas ... |
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Hay 3 desaparecidos en Oaxaca por Ágatha: gobernador - Netnoticias Netnoticias ... para poder atender de manera ágil y casa por casa los daños de Ágatha e indicó que Zipolite y Mazunte, fueron las entidades más dañadas.
| Hay 3 desaparecidos en Oaxaca por Ágatha: gobernador - Netnoticias ... para poder atender de manera ágil y casa por casa los daños de Ágatha e indicó que Zipolite y Mazunte, fueron las entidades más dañadas. |
Iniciará censo a viviendas y comercios afectados por el paso de “Agatha” en Oaxaca - Infobae Infobae A view of a beach covered in rubbish and debris in the aftermath of Hurricane Agatha, in Zipolite, Oaxaca state, Mexico, June 1, 2022.
| Iniciará censo a viviendas y comercios afectados por el paso de “Agatha” en Oaxaca - Infobae A view of a beach covered in rubbish and debris in the aftermath of Hurricane Agatha, in Zipolite, Oaxaca state, Mexico, June 1, 2022. |
Ouragan Agatha : Le bilan définitif revu à la baisse - Tahiti Infos Tahiti Infos ... Huatulco, Zipolite), très apprécié des surfeurs américains et français, en catégorie 2 sur l'échelle de Saffir Simpson qui en compte 5.
| Ouragan Agatha : Le bilan définitif revu à la baisse - Tahiti Infos ... Huatulco, Zipolite), très apprécié des surfeurs américains et français, en catégorie 2 sur l'échelle de Saffir Simpson qui en compte 5. |
Agatha deja sin ayuda a damnificados - 24 Horas 24 Horas Las provisiones que los habitantes de Zipolite recaudaron para hacerle frente al paso del torbellino comienzan a escasear y la ayuda no llega.
| Agatha deja sin ayuda a damnificados - 24 Horas Las provisiones que los habitantes de Zipolite recaudaron para hacerle frente al paso del torbellino comienzan a escasear y la ayuda no llega. |
Hurricane Agatha Rebuild Relief : The #1 Free Christian Fundraising Site. -
Hurricane Agatha Rebuild Relief : The #1 Free Christian Fundraising Site. - GiveSendGo Beloved Zipolite being one of the hardest hit towns on the coast. I experienced hurricane Agatha firsthand in Mazunte, Oaxaca and had no other ... |
Zipolite, devastado por paso de 'Agatha' - Excélsior Excélsior Zipolite, devastado por paso de 'Agatha'. Habitantes de la playa nudista dicen que enfrentan un panorama desolador; continúa la cancelación de ...
| Zipolite, devastado por paso de 'Agatha' - Excélsior Zipolite, devastado por paso de 'Agatha'. Habitantes de la playa nudista dicen que enfrentan un panorama desolador; continúa la cancelación de ... |
Mexican LGBTQ group rallies support for 'paradise' battered by storm - Nasdaq Nasdaq Zipolite is famous for being one of Mexico's few nude beaches and has become increasingly popular in recent years with LGBTQ tourists attracted to the ...
| Mexican LGBTQ group rallies support for 'paradise' battered by storm - Nasdaq Zipolite is famous for being one of Mexico's few nude beaches and has become increasingly popular in recent years with LGBTQ tourists attracted to the ... |
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Mexican LGBTQ group rallies support for 'paradise' battered by storm
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Brendan O'Boyle Reuters
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JUN 3, 2022 7:00AM EDT
CREDIT: REUTERS/JOSE DE JESUS CORTES
When Hurricane Agatha battered a Mexican beach hamlet popular with LGBTQ residents and visitors earlier this week, members of the community sprang into action to help the town rebound.
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By Thursday afternoon a GoFundMe campaign had already raised over $21,000 to be used "for the reconstruction of this paradise," the GoFundMe page said.
Zipolite Diverso, a group of over 30 LGBTQ-owned and LGBTQ-inclusive small businesses, organized the fundraiser to address such immediate needs as food and water and to help the community rebuild in coming months.
"None of us were expecting to have such a large response," said Ricky Castellanos, one of the fundraiser's organizers and the owner of a bed-and-breakfast that was damaged in the storm.
Castellanos said the donations could help "provide sustainable services to people who won't be able to get back on their feet right away."
The group raised its fundraising goal to $50,000 from $10,000, saying on its website the damage was huge.
"Thanks to all, Zipolite will come back, and stronger," it added.
Zipolite is famous for being one of Mexico's few nude beaches and has become increasingly popular in recent years with LGBTQ tourists attracted to the town's laid-back attitude.
The popularity boom has strained the water supply and other services and has at times caused tensions between tourists and locals.
"We're organizing this as members of the LGBTQ community, but the aid will be directed to those who need it the most, whether they're part of the community or not," said Thomas Flechel, an artist, business owner and coordinator of Zipolite Diverso.
On social media, the fundraiser was being shared far beyond Mexico's borders.
Tristan McAllister, a brand strategist and podcast host in New York who has visited Zipolite since he was a child, said he had donated to the campaign so the community "can keep on creating the best possible place for the people that need it the most."
"This is a place that young, queer Mexicans need. It's a one-of-a-kind place for Mexico and for the world," McAllister said.
(Reporting by Brendan O'Boyle; Editing by Bradley Perrett)
((Brendan.O'Boyle@thomsonreuters.com;))
South America's cold snap eases and Agatha moves towards Florida - The Guardian The Guardian Analysis: first Pacific hurricane of season was made stronger by unusually warm sea surface temperatures. A damaged beach restaurant in Zipolite, ...
| South America's cold snap eases and Agatha moves towards Florida - The Guardian Analysis: first Pacific hurricane of season was made stronger by unusually warm sea surface temperatures. A damaged beach restaurant in Zipolite, ... |
South America’s cold snap eases and Agatha moves towards Florida
Analysis: first Pacific hurricane of season was made stronger by unusually warm sea surface temperatures
Exceptionally cold conditions persisted across South America earlier this week. The conditions were alarming at the northern extent with unseasonably low temperature anomalies recorded as far north as the Tropics.
The intensity of the cold brought rare May frosts to low levels across parts of Uruguay and Chile. On 31 May in Santiago, Chile, temperatures fell to -2.1C, the lowest May temperature recorded since 1969, and while this is exceptionally cold for the time of year, many periphery areas outside the main metropolitan city would have been several degrees colder. The cold wave was present across South America for almost a week but is gradually coming to an end through this weekend with warmer conditions returning. However, this event has marked the first shot of polar air for the start of the southern hemisphere winter season.
By contrast, France had its hottest May on record, with an average May temperature of 17.76C, an increase of almost 0.8C from the previous record of 16.96C in 2011. This May record is largely due to the intense heatwave experienced through the middle of the month, when temperatures widely exceeded 30C.
Hurricane Agatha, the first Pacific hurricane of the season, made landfall on Monday 30 May just west of Puerto Angel, as a category 2 hurricane bringing recorded winds of 105mph, the strongest hurricane to make landfall in May since records began in 1949. The severity was largely due to warmer than normal seas surface temperatures (SSTs) in the Pacific Ocean, which acted to fuel and intensify the development of the hurricane. Typically, SSTs tend to be cooler in May than during peak hurricane season, therefore normally limiting hurricane development during May. Having gained momentum, a trough of low pressure to the north dipped southwards, which then drew Hurricane Agatha towards the coast of Mexico.
Once the hurricane made landfall it weakened into a remnant low as it tried to cross the mountainous terrain of southern Mexico. The intense rain associated with the low triggered landslides and flash flooding, affecting mountainous regions the most. The remnants of Agatha will become more organised and strengthen as it pushes north-eastwards towards Florida this weekend, likely bringing intense and persistent rain alongside a significant risk of flooding.
Mexican LGBTQ group rallies support for 'paradise' battered by storm | Reuters Reuters Zipolite, located on the enchanting southern Pacific coast of Oaxaca state, found itself directly in the path of the storm on Monday.
| Mexican LGBTQ group rallies support for 'paradise' battered by storm | Reuters Zipolite, located on the enchanting southern Pacific coast of Oaxaca state, found itself directly in the path of the storm on Monday. |
MEXICO CITY, June 3 (Reuters) - When Hurricane Agatha battered a Mexican beach hamlet popular with LGBTQ residents and visitors earlier this week, members of the community sprang into action to help the town rebound.
Zipolite, located on the enchanting southern Pacific coast of Oaxaca state, found itself directly in the path of the storm on Monday. The storm touched down only about six miles (10 kilometers) west of the town as a Category 2 hurricane, damaging buildings and filling the beach with debris. read more
By Thursday afternoon a GoFundMe campaign had already raised over $21,000 to be used "for the reconstruction of this paradise," the GoFundMe page said.
Zipolite Diverso, a group of over 30 LGBTQ-owned and LGBTQ-inclusive small businesses, organized the fundraiser to address such immediate needs as food and water and to help the community rebuild in coming months.
"None of us were expecting to have such a large response," said Ricky Castellanos, one of the fundraiser's organizers and the owner of a bed-and-breakfast that was damaged in the storm.
Castellanos said the donations could help "provide sustainable services to people who won't be able to get back on their feet right away."
The group raised its fundraising goal to $50,000 from $10,000, saying on its website the damage was huge.
"Thanks to all, Zipolite will come back, and stronger," it added.
Zipolite is famous for being one of Mexico's few nude beaches and has become increasingly popular in recent years with LGBTQ tourists attracted to the town's laid-back attitude.
The popularity boom has strained the water supply and other services and has at times caused tensions between tourists and locals.
"We're organizing this as members of the LGBTQ community, but the aid will be directed to those who need it the most, whether they're part of the community or not," said Thomas Flechel, an artist, business owner and coordinator of Zipolite Diverso.
On social media, the fundraiser was being shared far beyond Mexico's borders.
Tristan McAllister, a brand strategist and podcast host in New York who has visited Zipolite since he was a child, said he had donated to the campaign so the community "can keep on creating the best possible place for the people that need it the most."
"This is a place that young, queer Mexicans need. It's a one-of-a-kind place for Mexico and for the world," McAllister said.
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