Finding ChatGPT
By Charles Miller A column I wrote here a few weeks back on the subject of ChatGPT prompted quite a few responses from readers. I always enjoy hearing from Atención …
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Just Throw a Ringer
By Sal Guarino Please enjoy an excerpt from my book “SALutations!” about an impactful and perhaps relatable childhood memory… I was seven years old and playing horseshoes with Eddie Patrillo, …
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New Law on Carbon Credits Where Everyone Wins
By Diana Hoogesteger Carbon credits are a method of offsetting carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. They allow both companies and individuals to reduce the impact of their carbon footprint. Initially proposed …
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The death of bees by fumigation
By Alejandro Angulo Last week, beekeepers from the Apicultores de Bacalar cooperative reported the death of 1,800 bee hives from 50 apiaries due to fumigation in fields of Mennonite crops. …
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Reading With Meaning
By Bernardo Moreno Next Sunday, April 23, is International Book Day. In the spirit of meeting its objective of encouraging reading, I’d like to recommend three books. These are novels …
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You can BOGO to Iceland
By Judy Newell Mexico News Mexico Anti-Smoking Law Takes Effect One of the world’s strictest anti-smoking laws is live in Mexico. There is now an outright smoking ban in public …
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Mystical Experiencing Is Our Birthright
By Martin LeFevre I dislike the term ‘mystical experience.’ What happens during true meditation is neither mystical, nor an experience. It’s an event, a phenomenon that is new each time. …
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History of Art in San Miguel: An image chronicler
By Natalie Taylor Most of us have had the opportunity to see old photos of San Miguel—iconic shots of the city and of historical events—framed forever by the moment in …
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Capping and Throttling
By Charles Miller Last week I described a magazine cartoon depicting a husky fellow holding an empty plate and pointing to a sign above the lunch buffet that reads, “All …
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Do Remittances Fund Drug Trafficking? No!
By Juan Hernández Remittances are a sign of the great love migrants have for their dear ones. The funds they send stave off food shortages in the homes they had …
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