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Prices are f*cking crazy”: Video compares Canadian grocery prices to Mexico Reddit By now, you know that Canadian grocery prices are out of control. Despite Canada’s largest grocers saying they would work with the federal government to lower prices, Canadians are still struggling to afford their weekly grocery hauls. It looks like Canada’s high grocery prices are… Continue reading Prices are f*cking crazy”: Video compares Canadian grocery prices to Mexico

EASY CRANBERRY MARGARITA PREP:5minutes minutes TOTAL :5minutes minutes Filled with holiday cheer, this Cranberry Margarita is the perfect Christmas and New Years drink! Made with only 4 simple ingredients, it’s easy to make and comes together in only 5 minutes. INGREDIENTS kosher salt for rimming glass ice 4.5 ounces cranberry juice (3 shots from standard size shot glass), or more to… Continue reading EASY CRANBERRY MARGARITA

Arctic front brings snow to northern and central Mexico An Arctic front is sweeping down from the north across Mexico, bringing subzero temperatures in central and northern states and rare snowfall in parts of Mexico City. Mexican authorities have issued orange and yellow weather alerts, warning of temperatures between -5 and -10 degrees Celsius across… Continue reading Arctic front brings snow to northern and central Mexico

Ancient Maya city in Mexico may rank as most crowded, new data shows Ottawa Citizen MEXICO CITY — A laser-powered study of the sprawling metropolis of Calakmul in southern Mexico offers tantalizing new evidence that it may have been the most crowded ancient Maya urban center during the civilization’s classical peak some 1,300 years ago.… Continue reading Ancient Maya city in Mexico may rank as most crowded, new data shows

Real Mexico:  Artist Maria Izquierdo Tara A. Spears This time of political upheaval, diminishing women’s rights and increased stress due to global uncertainties is reminiscent of the 1940s. Many people choose to escape to Mexico in hopes of finding a simpler, happier lifestyle. One artist, Maria Izquierdo, is renowned for choosing the ordinary elements and… Continue reading Real Mexico:  Artist Maria Izquierdo

Statue of Mexico president in opposition stronghold toppled after two days Reuters Canada Statue of Mexico president in opposition stronghold toppled after two days The statue of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, that had been unveiled two days ago, was topple by unknown persons in Atlacomulco, Mexico, January 1, 2022. A statue of Mexican… Continue reading Statue of Mexico president in opposition stronghold toppled after two days

Port of entry in Nogales closes after vehicle flees into Mexico The Arizona Republic A vehicle coming from the U.S. raced into Mexico through the Mariposa port of entry in Nogales Wednesday afternoon, ramming through gates and attempting to avoid inspection. The incident shut the Mariposa port of entry for almost a day, sending all… Continue reading Port of entry in Nogales closes after vehicle flees into Mexico

Don’t call us traitors: descendants of Cortés’s allies defend role in toppling Aztec empire The Guardian Don’t call us traitors: descendants of Cortés’s allies defend role in toppling Aztec empire When people from the Mexican state of Tlaxcala travel to other parts of the country, they are sometimes insulted as traitors by their compatriots. Tlaxcala… Continue reading Don’t call us traitors: descendants of Cortés’s allies defend role in toppling Aztec empire

Sunrise Sausage Enchiladas     1 pound bulk pork sausage     2 tablespoons canola oil     7 cups frozen shredded hash brown potatoes, thawed (20 ounces)     1/2 teaspoon salt     1/2 teaspoon chili powder     1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper     1/4 teaspoon pepper     1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chiles     2 cups shredded… Continue reading Sunrise Sausage Enchiladas

Covid: The Mexican villages refusing to vaccinate In November Pascuala Vázquez Aguilar had a strange dream about her village Coquilteel, nestled among the trees in the mountains of southern Mexico. A plague had come to the village and everyone ran to the forest. They hid in a hut under a tall canopy of oak trees.… Continue reading Covid: The Mexican villages refusing to vaccinate