A Tribute to D-Day: The Invasion of Normandy
In a modern era of atomic bombs and spy satellites, nothing like Normandy will ever happen again. It was, and will always be, the largest invasion in history
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Checo Pérez Crashes in Qualifying, Comes in 16th at Monaco Grand Prix
The Circuit de Monaco is considered one of the most iconic stops on Formula-1 schedule, but also one of its most treacherous
Read moreOn the Mark: Mexican Athletes Deserve Better Than Ana Guevara
Guevara’s cutting of the swimming team’s budget and her subsequent combative stance earned swift backlash
Read moreMexican Swim Team Wins 3 Golds, 1 Bronze Despite Funding Cuts
The Mexican team finished second only to Spain, an impressive feat considering its members had to sell swimsuits and towels to pay for their preparations for the tournament
Read moreChampagne Pop-Up Blushes with Rose-Colored Bubbles
Unlike rosé wines, which are made from red grapes that have been crushed with their skins being allowed to be in contact with the juice for a limited time, pink champagnes are made by adding small amounts of red wine to a white wine base
Read moreReclaiming the Cinco
It marks the unlikely 1862 victory of Mexican forces over French invaders in Puebla and is nearly as much a symbol of the nation’s eternal struggle to maintain its independence as the 16th of September
Read moreBecause Every Woman Is Worth It
L’Oréal Paris is the world’s largest cosmetic and haircare company
Read moreSpanish-Language Editor Refuses to Rewrite Dahl Classics
Moreno Zambrana, who said he will not allow the rewrites in the Spanish-language editions of Dahl’s books, added that Puffin had “words and meanings to be changed, even the writer’s own vision, without his consent”
Read moreMidi Company Offers Compassionate Take on Elephant Man Story
Founded in 2002, the Midi Company has performed in both Mexico and France, as well as in Spain, Lebanon, Morocco, Turkey, China, Singapore, Germany, Switzerland, French Guyana and Reunion Island
Read moreMexican Artist to Auction Works for Children’s Charity
A native of Mexico City who has lived in France for the last 50 years, Rubalcava has had more than 50 individual exhibitions in Europe, Asia, Latin America and the United States
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