Hasta Pronto
By Mike Stoltz Well, this will be my final column to you in the sad, yet well-reasoned, final edition of this publication. Hopefully, I can continue to share offbeat and …
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Revolutionary Beer from the Cradle of Independence!
By Henrietta Weekes The first part of this story was published in the June 8 issue. The author interviewed Rodrigo Moncada, founder and CEO of Cervecería Allende. If you want …
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On the Vast Canvas of Our Lives
By Carlomagno Osorio In the vast canvas of our lives, we are imbued with a supreme power—the ability to make our own decisions regardless of how they may affect others. …
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Prevention is the Way
By Dr. Omar Herrera Pérez Prevention of prostate and urological diseases is an important aspect of men’s health. Here are some tips and measures to consider for reducing the risk …
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The Sad, Dignified Gaze of Rigoberto González
By Philip Gambone Rigoberto González, a self-identified Chicano writer, is the author of a considerable number of books of poetry and prose, 20 at last count. His work includes four …
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Travel News
By Judy Newell Mexico News Hacienda Xcanatun by Angsana: 18th-Century Heritage Suites near downtown Mérida Hidden within four acres of lush garden is the five-star Hacienda Xcanatun by Angsana a …
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The History Of Art In San Miguel: The artistic treasures of San Rafael Church
By Natalie Taylor The church of San Rafael, also called la Santa Escuela (the Holy School), is the oldest religious building within the historical center of San Miguel de Allende. …
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More About El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro That Passes Through Guanajuato
By Adriana Ortega Zenteno The foundation of Spanish towns and Indian towns The Spanish settlement model was one of the main instruments of colonization in the Bajío. The Spanish town …
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The Sun in Ancient Worldviews
By Rodrigo Díaz Summer, which began on June 21, is the longest day of the year and the shortest night. This phenomenon, which we know as the summer solstice, means …
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Mexican Votes Abroad: Will migrants define the political course in 2024?
By Juan Hernandez Recently, we have witnessed various historical moments in the democratic life of Mexico. The elections for governors in Coahuila and the state of Mexico were the framework …
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