Memorial Day: Remembering the Fallen
In 1882, the name Decoration Day was changed to Memorial Day, and in 1971 the date was declared a U.S. national holiday
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A Mexican Traveler’s Guide to Making the Most of Japan
With non-stop flights between Mexico City and Tokyo back up and running after a two-year hiatus, travelers headed to the Land of the Rising Sun may benefit from some key tips to make the most of their trip
Read moreChihuahua Designer’s New Collection Pays Homage to Indigenous Roots
Long trains of leather fringes and indigenous embroidery also prevail in this no-holds-barred, mix-and-match line of dresses, skirts, mini-shorts, jackets, vests and T-shirts proclaiming “Run like a Rumámuri”
Read moreThe Eternal Romanticization of Bonnie and Clyde
The Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum shows how the two robbed banks and killed people, loved each other and died young
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Read moreNavigating Mexico: Domestic Help
Your maid is not expected to be your secretary, give you massages, clean up after your drunken brawls, work overtime or endure inappropriate behavior of any kind
Read moreAzerbaijani Envoy Touts Growing Ties With Mexico
Amirbayov visited Mexico in November of last year to explore potential binational cooperation in politics, economics and trade and to help raise two-way relations to a new level
Read moreMexico Marks World Turtle Day as Species Numbers Continue to Drop
There are seven different species of sea turtles, and six of these arrive in Mexico each year to lay eggs
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Read moreOlmec ‘Earth Monster’ Head Returned to Mexico from US
Carved out of volcanic rock sometime between 800 B.C. and 400 B.C., the sculpture is believed to represent the mouth of a mythical pre-Hispanic monster that was big enough to swallow people
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