How to Brew a Cold Cocoa Bean Elixir like a Wizard
Indulge in a refreshing adventure with our Cold Cocoa Bean Elixir, blending ancient cocoa bean magic with modern chill. Toast, grind, sweeten, and sip your way to a unique summer delight!
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Latin America's Uphill Climb to Productivity and Innovation
Latin America's productivity paradox: Stuck in a time warp, this region generates jobs but struggles with low productivity and GDP growth. Can it break the cycle and embrace innovation?
Bernardo Arévalo and the Promise of Change in Guatemala
Guatemala's “new democratic spring” is on the horizon as Bernardo Arévalo prepares to take office in January 2024. Despite powerful opposition, international support and a resounding electoral victory signal hope for change in a nation plagued by corruption and turmoil.
The Best of Mexicanist Newsletter, Issue 10/2023
Discover the heart and soul of Mexico in the Best of Mexicanist newsletter. From security challenges to cultural celebrations, our diverse stories offer a window into the nation's past and present.
Cancun's Clean Beaches Wear More Awards than Sunscreen
Cancun basks in beach accolades with 43 environmental awards, including “Blue Flag” dominance, while gearing up to host the WTA finals. But challenges loom, with organized crime incidents casting shadows on its sunny shores.
Cancun Seaweed Forecast and How to Make the Best of It
Planning a trip to Cancun? Stay informed about the sargassum conditions and forecast with our in-depth guide. Find out about the seaweed invasion, get tips, and discover pristine beaches.
How Tarantulas Turned Us into Dancers for Cure
The dance of Tarantella spins a tale of venom, passion, and salvation. Originating in the Middle Ages, it was believed to cure tarantula bites, melding music and movement to combat the venom’s fever.