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By Jeffrey Sipe and Nina Rodríguez Michelle Garza’s debut feature “Huesera” is a haunting and powerful exploration of the uncertainties and complexities of becoming a mother—delivered with stunning art direction …
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By Greg Gunter As an architect, I’m always amazed by how difficult it is to find a definition of “true” Spanish Colonial architecture in Mexico. California visitors to our town …
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By Mike Stoltz I’ve been sufficiently informed by readers that you enjoy the offbeat, colorful, sometimes irreverent, or racy prose in these columns. Some subject matter, however, is a little …
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By Rodrigo Diaz Guerrero After many years of clinical exploration through the study of acoustics and percussion, great medical advances have been made since ultrasound machines were introduced as a …
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By Tanya Kawan The brain is constantly changing and adapting, and yoga helps stimulate the growth of new neural connections as well as improve overall brain function. This is also …
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By Alejandro Angulo Is climate change just an increase in temperature and an increase in temperature and atmospheric particulate matter? Or does it also affect food supplies? Today’s food security …
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By Judy Newell Mexico News The Museo de Talavera in Puebla city knows just about everything about Mexico’s Talavera pottery. Did you know, for example, that a single piece of …
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By Luis Felipe Rodriguez On March 17, 1811, Ignacio Allende and the other leaders of the War of Independence, left the town of Saltillo. They were escorted by just over …
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By Sal Guarino Growing up in Brooklyn, New York, and then spending many years of early adulthood living in the Hudson Valley of lower upstate, New York, I have always …
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By Jeffrey Sipe and Nina Rodriguez Most famous for his tetralogy made up of “Hasta el viento tiene miedo” (1968), “El libro de piedra” (1969), “Más negro que la noche” …
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