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By Leigh Thelmadatter For Mexico News Daily Few things evoke Mexico in our minds as does the traditional star-shaped piñata. Piñatas are extremely important to Mexican popular culture. They are…
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By Alvin Starkman, M.A., J.D. for The Eye Magazine While November is the month when we celebrate the Mexican Revolution, virtually all towns and villages throughout the state of Oaxaca…
Generally, schools in Mexico focus on education and do not provide many or any extracurricular activities. Schools may have some activities, but the majority of activities your child will participate…
Perhaps because Day of the Dead festivities in Mexico are so unique, intriguing and colorful, the celebrations around Christmas tend to get less attention. But the marathon of Christmas holidays…
If you’ve found yourself in Mexico and are in need of renewing your Canadian or U.S. passport, for most straightforward circumstances, you will find that both the Canadian and…
If you have school age children and are moving to Huatulco, congratulations! You are offering your children a unique, international experience. Your children will grow and learn with wider horizons…
By Marcia Chaiken and Jan Chaiken for The Eye Magazine By now we’re all aware of lots of things we can do to protect our local environments. Here we share…
Day of the Dead or Día de Muertos in Spanish is one of the defining Mexican celebrations. It is well-known for illustrating the meaning of Mexicans’ relationship to death. The belief…
On Day of the Dead, Sugar-Based Folk Art Such as the Popular Sugar Skulls Survives and Thrives
by Brent MayIt is almost a given to say that Mexicans can be creative with just about anything, even with something as common today as sugar. So how did it get intimately…
Get ready to say hello to Puerto Escondido, an incredible active lifestyle community, an hour away up the coast from Huatulco. Both a retirement destination and a laid-back remote worker…
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