Castros have longstanding ties with Yucatan The leader of the Cuban Revolution Fidel Castro, whose brother Raul, the current president of that country, will visit Merida on Thursday Nov. 5, first came to Yucatan on July 7, 1955. In his first official…
Mexico’s Supreme Court Opens Door to Legalizing Marijuana Use by the New York Times\Go to here to read original The Mexican Supreme Court opened the door to legalizing marijuana on Wednesday, delivering a pointed challenge to the nation’s strict substance abuse laws…
Zócalo de Aguascalientes se convirtió en una catrina monumental, formada de personas.
Mexico’s peculiar relationship with death reveals a complex heritage born of a tumultuous past The Guardian collaborator Antonio Weiss explains “Why Mexicans celebrate the Day of the Dead”: As Mexico celebrates the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos), I’m reminded of a…
International Hot Balloon Festival 2015 “takes off” in Leon Guanajuato Mexico has a countless array of events, which every year take place in different parts of the country. All these events in Mexico feature different themes, activities, expositions and more, promising an…
Mexican Tradition: Observing Day of the Dead Tara A. Spears The Day of the Dead tradition is a mixture of Catholic beliefs with the religions of the indigenous Mexican people. Its origins go back to pre-columbian era, where in the ancient Mexican…
Some of the architectural and cultural jewels that make Mexico beautiful Mexico has many cities that are truly architectural and cultural jewels, according to the website MéxicoDestinos, which has come up with a list of what it of what it believes are the…
Fourth Annual Day Of The Dead Festival in Sayulita Prizes will be awarded for the best altars honoring the dead in Sayulita, along with a fine cultural and artistic program, a fiesta and the traditional nighttime walk from the plaza to the…
Day of the Dead Patzcuaro, Michoacán Mexico
Catrina La Penita de Jaltemba Nayarit