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Friday the 13th

By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS     Hey, all you superstitious readers out there, today is Friday the 13th, that infamous date associated with bad luck and calamity that literally keeps some people locked in their homes for 24 hours. Yup, the dreaded Friday the 13th – which falls at least once a year on the Gregorian Calendar and can occur as often as

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Canada Turns 151

By THE PULSE NEWS MEXICO STAFF     Although in Mexico, it was lost in the fervor of Mexico’s unprecedented presidential election, which brought a victory to leftist populist leader Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and the ever-tightening vying for the championship of the World Cup soccer match, Canada celebrated its national day on Sunday, July 1. Canada Day celebrates the creation of the

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A Week of Pageantry

By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS     As a predominantly Catholic nation, Mexico has traditionally celebrated Easter Week, known here as Semana Santa, as one of its most important holiday seasons of the year. Starting on Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter, nearly every community in the country commemorates the resurrection of Christ 2000 years ago with magnificent rituals and colorful, passionate processions reenacting

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