Pemex: What’s There to Celebrate?
The cow has run dry and is no longer producing milk
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Irish Envoy, Health Minister Toast Bilateral Ties with Mexico
In 2022, Irish foreign direct investment in Mexico grew by $101 million
Read moreMexico Honors Its Great Liberator with National Holiday
Juárez was actually born on March 21, but to allow for a long weekend, the Mexican government has decreed that his birthday be celebrated one day early
Read moreMexico’s Spring Bursts into Bloom with Jacarandas
The clusters of violet-blue trumpet flowers embraced by an ensemble of dark green fern-like foliage that grace the city this time of year herald in the first days of springtime with a melodious symphony of purple splendor
Read moreBaja California to Be Guest State at Polanco Es Sabor Food Fest
This year, the event will include a live musical performance of “Myst,” a multigenerational tribute to several decades of music presented by more than 25 artists
Read moreIt’s Good to Have Friends in High Places
Whatever the truth may be about the attack on the Americans, it was certainly convenient that the Gulf Cartel came up with a damage control plan to help the president appease the fury of an angry northern neighbor
Read moreChronicle of a (Arbolia) Death Foretold
The scrawny little cedar just couldn’t adapt to the traffic and pollution that surrounded it
Read moreNew Cinema Group Betting on ‘Back to the Future’ Moviegoing Nostalgia
The five WTC VIP theaters not only have fully reclining leather seats, but guests are also provided with seat-side food and drink service and a cozy blanket to snuggle up in during the feature presentation
Read more36,000 Women Take to Streets to Promote Gender Equality
The five-kilometer race, which is programmed each year to coincide with International Women’s Day on March 8, ran from Mexico City’s Ángel de Independencia through to the downtown Zócalo
Read moreBecause Every Woman Is Worth It
L’Oréal Paris is the world’s largest cosmetic and haircare company
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