He doesn't see the significance of the ruins to be overly associated with tourism. Instead, he sees it as a way of preserving Mexican history for the people and the country. 22 head archaeologists, not including such people as Cesar. INAH is in charge of about 1,600 sites, currently. In Yucatan, right now, almost all of the archaeological work is being conducted with the money from the tourist industry.
Archaeological work is year round in Yucatan, although most try to take place in the dry months.
They are also the vigilantas, watching over the sites carefully. Finishing his masters at UADY currently, and working as assistant to the Uxmal project. He has been in the field for 4 years. Works at Uxmal usually 5 days a week- but often 7. The project he's currently working doing at Uxmal will be part of his thesis.