Mexico City to Celebrate Children’s Day with Giant Fiesta
The Mexico City government will host a massive open-air Children’s Day festival in the capital city’s downtown Zócalo
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There’s No Doubt Where AMLO’s Loyalties Lie
Over the past four years, López Obrador has had countless opportunities to curtail the cartel and other organized crime groups that now control more than 20 percent of Mexico’s national territory
Read moreGuerrero Journalist Jailed for Exposing Sembrando Vida Scam
The ever-increasing Mexican government’s assault on journalists and freedom of the press moved one step closer to all-out censorship over the weekend
Read moreNarú: A Magical Mystery Tour of Trans-Pacific Fusion Delights
For those who are willing to move past their unfounded culinary preconceptions and viand biases, the food at Narú is a sublime adventure into previously uncharted gourmet territories
Read moreAMLO Buys Iberdrola Plants, May Have Gotten Burned in Deal
After four years of verbally barraging the Spanish-owned Iberdrola energy company, the AMLO administration would now be purchasing the bulk of that company’s Mexican power-generating plants for the sum of $6 billion
Read moreNew Cultural Oasis Opens in Dreary CDMX Industrial Zone
Nestled among the smoky factories and cement structures with sheet metal roofs is exactly where Italian-Mexican artist Bosco Sodi decided to open his new multipurpose art and cultural center
Read moreChihuahua Shines with Ramámuri Pianist Concert
Ramámuri pianist Romeyno Gutiérrez Luna is considered to be the most acclaimed indigenous keyboard artist in Latin America
Read moreMexico’s Jewish Community Set to Observe Passover
The word Haggadah means “the telling” of the story or narrative
Read moreThe Little Train That Couldn’t
AMLO may indeed see himself as a little engine that could, but the truth is that both he and his “trencito” are antiquated, stuck-in-the-mud fossils with inauspicious prospects
Read moreMexico’s Week of Passion and Pageantry
Starting on Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter, nearly every community in the country commemorates the resurrection of Christ 2,000 years ago with magnificent rituals and colorful, passionate processions reenacting Jesus’ last days on Earth
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