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If you are like me, one of the first things you noticed about driving in Mexico (after blinking green lights) is that there are certain street names that keep getting…
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The Supreme Court (SCJN) on Monday struck down laws banning the use of recreational marijuana, declaring once again that its prohibition is unconstitutional. The court ruled 8-3 that sections of…
By Kary Vannice for The Eye Magazine One of the things you’ll notice when traveling in Latin America is that you don’t have to look far to find out what’s…
By Julie Etra for The Eye Magazine Spanish was established as a distinct language around the 13th century, distinct from Catalan and Portuguese, when Alfonso el Sabio (Alfonso the Wise),…
When Vivalatina founder Nicolas Tranchart came to Mexico from his native France eight years ago as an experienced engineer, he knew that it was a perfect time for a new…
Shortly after arriving in Mexico, I was confronted by a hand gesture at work that took me aback. A person passed in front of me, and I let him by.…
2 Mexican cities voted among world’s most friendly Mérida, San Miguel placed third and fourth on the Condé Nast list Published on Thursday, January 7, 2021 in Mexico…
Each of our memories is linked to a smell: the smell of a place, of a loved one, of a moment in the year. Smell helps us to determine…
These reenactments of biblical events annually unite communities By Joseph Sorrentino for Mexico Daily News Published on Wednesday, December 2, 2020 The procession for the posada begins, as do virtually all processions…
When we think about calm and our ideal location, we might imagine a long beach, with clear blue water, the sun high in the sky, and no clouds around.…
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