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The Healing Properties of Marijuana in Ancient Mexico

Discover the forgotten tradition of marijuana as medicine in ancient Mexico. Explore the widespread use of the plant for treating a range of ailments and its significance in indigenous culture and beliefs.

Escape to Paradise: Discover the Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Cancun

Experience the best of Cancun with a stay at one of its top all-inclusive resorts. From luxurious adults-only getaways to family-friendly oases, there's something for everyone. Book your all-inclusive vacation today and escape to paradise.

Sofia Tolstoy: The Overlooked Photographer and Writer in Tolstoy's Shadow

Explore the life and works of Sofia Andreyevna Behrs, the multi-talented wife of Russian author Leo Tolstoy. Find out why, despite what society says, she loves photography, writing, and more in this detailed summary.

The Art of Silhouette Through the World of Shadow Theater

Discover the art of "shadow theater", a traditional form of performing arts that use silhouettes on a lit, see-through screen. This simple yet complex art showcases the magic of light and shadows.

The Trailblazing and Tragic Life of Antonieta Rivas Mercado

Discover the inspiring story of Antonieta Rivas Mercado, a Mexican artist and pioneer of feminism who lived a life full of passion, tragedy, and unrequited love. Read about her contributions to the arts, activism, and education in Mexico.

Exploring the Bacalar Wonders and the Great Mayan Coast

Discover the beauty of the Mayan culture, nature, and dreamlike landscapes on this 250km route. Explore the Mayan vestiges in the south, the Bacalar area and its lagoon, and the Caribbean coast between Mahahual and Xcalak. Enjoy excellent hotels and restaurants along the way.

Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice: The Sweet Tale of a Sugar Mill in Ytucuaro, Michoacán

Discover the fascinating history of sugar production in New Spain, as seen through the lens of Bernardino de Arriola's sugar mill in the town of Ytucuaro, Michoacán. Find out what the Spanish conquistadors did to make money and how sugar production affected the area.

Unlocking the Secrets of the Mayan Milpa Agriculture

The milpa is a traditional Mesoamerican agricultural system that relies on a polyculture of domesticated plants, including corn, beans, squash, and chili, and integrates various activities such as cattle raising, beekeeping, and more.

2023 Sargassum Seaweed Season in Playa del Carmen

Stay informed about the 2023 sargassum seaweed season in Playa del Carmen. Learn about the expected impact on the coastlines and other areas. Understand the causes and effects of sargassum and the efforts being made to manage it.

Current Cancun Seaweed Status and Beach Conditions

Learn about the problem of seaweed (sargassum) in Cancun, Mexico, and the efforts being made by the city and local businesses to remove it and prevent it from washing ashore. Stay informed on the latest Cancun seaweed conditions, updates, and maps.

Tectonic Processes and their Impact on the Geography of Mexico

Discover how tectonic processes have shaped the geography of Mexico, including its mountains, faults, and magmatic features. Learn about the unique position of Mexico as the only country with all three types of plate boundaries.

22 AI-Based Text Resources for Writing, Analyzing, and Automating

Discover a collection of 22 AI-based text resources for gathering ideas, writing better content, automating posts, and analyzing data on various platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, blogs, and more. Explore tools like Tweet Hunter, Taplio, Rytr, Grammarly, Frase, ChatGPT, and more.

Healing Wounds with Antibiotic-Infused Biodegradable Microneedles: A Breakthrough for Diabetic Care

Discover the innovative solution to treat first-degree burns, wounds, and ulcers in diabetics, developed by experts. Antibiotic-filled biodegradable microneedles aim to prevent infections and speed up healing.

Legend of the Enchanted Mannequin, La Pascualita, in Chihuahua

Learn about the mysterious La Pascualita, the "enchanted" mannequin who steals sighs and has become a local legend of Chihuahua, Mexico.

Indulge in Deliciously Decadent Mexican Desserts!

Explore the world of Mexican desserts with this comprehensive guide. From the history and popular desserts to traditional, regional, vegetarian, quick and easy, decadent, and healthier recipes, learn about the sweet and spicy flavors of Mexican cuisine.

The Hetzmek Celebration in Mexico - A Cultural Initiation for Young Ones

Explore the fascinating Hetzmek ceremony in Mexico, where the beauty of childhood is celebrated with rich symbolism. Join us as we learn more about this ancient Maya tradition and how it was used to bring people together and teach them about their future responsibilities.

The Solo Seniors: An Increasing Trend in Aging Populations

Discover the impact of a rapidly aging population on developing countries, including Mexico. Learn how small families, international migration, and lack of support systems are leaving seniors alone and facing difficult challenges in their golden years.

Sargassum: A Tangled Mess on Beaches but a Powerhouse of Energy Potential

Explore the impact of Sargassum, a type of marine macroalgae, on the Caribbean tourism industry and efforts to turn it into an energy-generating product. Read about the innovative solution proposed by the National Authority of Maritime Affairs (Anamar).

Hop Aboard the Mayan Train and Discover Mexico Like Never Before

With 19 stations and 62 tours showcasing the region's cultural and natural beauty, this all-inclusive adventure, the highly anticipated Mayan Train, will take you through five of Mexico's states. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

Sargasso Trajectory Forecast for the Dominican Republic

Learn about the sargasso trajectory forecast for the Dominican Republic area. Discover the effects of sargassum on ocean life, tourism, fishing, and coastal ecosystems and what is being done to mitigate its impact. Explore the potential uses of sargassum in various industries.

A Tasty Trek through Traditional Broths, Soups, and Stews from Aguascalientes

Get ready to enjoy some delicious broths, soups, and stews from the state of Aguascalientes. These recipes are simple, natural, and full of flavor.

The Struggles of Afro-Descendant Women in New Spain

Discover the untold story of Afro-descendant women in New Spain who faced gender violence and oppression through enslavement, limited rights in marriage, and loss of freedom. Explore their struggles and sacrifices in the face of patriarchal laws.

Newsletter: The Best of Mexicanist This Week

Mexicanist editors compile and pick the most noteworthy stories in this latest roundup.

The Birth and Evolution of Mexico's First Printing Press

Mexico's first national printing press, from its establishment after independence to its pivotal role in promoting the freedom of printing and documenting the country's governance. Discover the challenges and achievements of the Imprenta Nacional del Supremo Gobierno de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos.

Mexico's Marine Marvels of Biodiversity & Beyond

Discover Mexico's thriving oceanic and coastal regions, home to diverse marine ecosystems and species, and a source of food and environmental services. Learn about the efforts to protect and preserve these precious resources.

Oscar “El Lobo” Nava Valencia Spills the Beans on Narco-Corruption

Get the latest update on the ongoing trial as a former capo Oscar “El Lobo” Nava Valencia testifies about giving millions of dollars in bribes to high-ranking government officials.

The Martian Varnish Quest to Uncover Life's Footprints on the Red Planet

Discover the quest to find life on Mars by analyzing varnish on rocks in desert environments in Mexico. Researchers are on the hunt for biomarkers in varnish with high concentrations of manganese.

Mexico's Treasured Ceramics Through Time and Artistry

Explore the rich history and diverse artistic expression of Mexican ceramics. Learn about the techniques, materials, and influences that have shaped this indigenous craft and where to find the best examples in cities.

How Shock Waves Revolutionize Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals

Learn about the groundbreaking research on using shock waves for the efficient extraction of phytochemicals and the genetic transformation of fungi in the pharmaceutical industry. A new method of "shaving" fungal spores holds great potential.

Watch Castle Climber Punished: Tourist Climbs Chichén Itzá and Gets a Penalty Stick

A Polish tourist climbed the steps of Chichén Itzá's Kukulcán Castle, violating rules and inciting a punishment from fellow tourists. He was fined and had to delete his photos taken at the site.

The Billion-Dollar Latin Family Empires Leading the Family Business Index

Discover the top 34 family-owned companies in Latin America and their impact on the global economy. Mexico and Brazil lead the way, with powerhouses like América Móvil, JBS Group, and Technit leading the charge. Explore the rankings and success of these family empires.

Savor the Seafood & Veggie Delights of Aguascalientes

Discover the delicious seafood and vegetable recipes of Aguascalientes. From sardine empanadas to red snapper with potatoes, these traditional dishes showcase the unique flavors and techniques of the region. Suitable for all levels of cooking, our collection includes both local fish and vegetables.

FTIs vs Fintechs: Understanding the Key Differences

Explore the differences between Financial Technology Institutions (FTIs) and fintech companies in Mexico. Learn about regulation, complaint processes, and the number of companies in each sector in this comprehensive guide.

Mexican 5G Dash: Boosting Connections & Revenues to the Next Level

Discover how the faster rollout of 5G networks in Mexico is set to revolutionize the internet access market with a predicted 4% annual growth from 2023 to 2026. Learn about the impact on industries and the potential growth of technologies like AI and the metaverse.

Mexico's Fintech Frenzy: 650 Companies and Counting

Discover the explosive growth of the fintech industry in Mexico, with a 26% increase in the number of companies and a thriving entrepreneurial sector. Learn about the sectors driving growth and the economic prospects for fintechs in 2023.

El Chapo's Son Ovidio Guzman Gets Stay of Extradition: A Drug Lord's Legal Drama

Stay up to date on the legal battle of Ovidio Guzmán López, the son of notorious drug lord "El Chapo", as he fights against extradition to the US on international drug trafficking charges.

Where to Go and What to Do on Cancun's Kukulkan Avenue

Many of Cancun's most popular attractions and activities can be found along Kukulkan Avenue, also known as Boulevard Kukulkan, a major road in the city's hotel zone. Here are a few examples of well-liked tourist attractions and their featured activities.

Early Menarche in Girls Linked to Increased Symptoms of Depression and Anxiety: Study

Early menarche can trigger symptoms of depression and anxiety in young girls, as well as lead to addictions, alcohol use, and self-harm. Families and educators are urged to provide support and guidance during this crucial stage of development.

Steaming into Purity: The Ancient Temazcal Ritual for Mind and Spirit

Discover the ancient pre-Hispanic ritual of Temazcal, a steam bath that purifies the mind and spirit. Learn about its history and benefits. Experience the traditional practice in various destinations in Mexico today.

Doing Business in Mexico Pros and Cons

Mexico is a promising market for international corporate expansion due to its competitiveness and stability. The tourism and investment sectors benefit significantly from the country's diverse cultural offerings and rich history. However, there are many other promising areas. To succeed in any sphere, an entrepreneur needs a thorough business plan.

Revolutionizing Protein for Special Needs: Innovations in Essential Amino Acid Production

Researchers are creating a protein that contains the right amount of essential amino acids to help older individuals and those with difficulty digesting natural protein sources get the nutrition they need. This innovative technology has caught the attention of a US investment fund.

Sargassum Influx in Puerto Morelos: Public Beaches Clean

The government of Puerto Morelos, in coordination with the Mexican Navy, is working to clean up public beaches affected by the early arrival of sargassum. Efforts are being made to prepare for the next arrival season in March.

Feathered Heritage: The Quest to Promote Turkey Consumption in Mexico

Discover the rich history and cultural significance of the turkey in Mexico, and learn about the current efforts to promote its consumption and preservation as a vital source of meat and national heritage.

Moo-ving on Up: How Chia Seeds are Making Dairy Cows Superheroes

Researchers are developing a project to use chia seeds as an alternative feed for dairy cattle. The goal is to show that milk from cows fed pellets made from chia seeds is a useful product.

Salamanders and Limbs: A Quest for Regeneration and Survival

The Xochimilco salamander, also known as the Mexican axolotl, is a unique amphibian species that is found in Mexico. But the number of this species is going down because of pollution in the canals and rising temperatures caused by climate change.

Uber vs. Cabbies: A Battle for the Streets in Cancun, Mexico

The U.S. Embassy in Mexico has issued a security advisory warning American citizens of the potential dangers they may face due to the ongoing conflicts between traditional taxi drivers and ride-hailing services like Uber and Cabify in Quintana Roo, Mexico.

Discovering Chetumal Along the Bay and Hondo River

Explore the charming and unique city of Chetumal on a 130-kilometer journey from Oxtankah to La Union. Discover the historical and cultural richness, from its archaeological zone to its diverse border town. Don't miss out on the many attractions and sights this destination has to offer.

Glossary of the Cuisine of Aguascalientes: A Guide to the Region's Unique Ingredients and Dishes

Explore the unique ingredients and dishes of Aguascalientes cuisine with this comprehensive glossary. From the Ahuate thorn to the Capirotada dessert, discover the flavors and textures of traditional dishes and ingredients found in the region's cuisine.

Tune Up Your Brain: The Musical Journey from Listening to Playing

Discover the ways in which musical practice alters the brain's structure and function. Find out how the brain works, what happens when you specialize in an instrument, and how your feelings change when you listen to music.

Snore-Busting Myths and Misconceptions: Clearing Up the Confusion Around Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders, such as obstructive sleep apnea syndrome and snoring, are often misdiagnosed due to misconceptions surrounding snoring and alcohol consumption. A specialist at the Sleep Disorders Clinic of UNAM, explains the causes and risks of these disorders and offers tips for avoiding snoring.

Dani Alves Arrested for Alleged Sexual Assault in Barcelona Nightclub

Former Barcelona and Pumas star Dani Alves was arrested for sexually assaulting a lady in a Barcelona nightclub. The prosecution wants the 39-year-old athlete detained without bail for touching the woman without her consent. Liga MX stated they will monitor the matter.

Tips for Couples Booking a Hotel in Cancun

This article will provide a brief overview of the most important factors to think about when booking a hotel in Cancun for a romantic getaway with your significant other.

Cancun's Water Quality in Serious Jeopardy: Study Reveals Contamination

"Right to a Healthy Environment" presents a study showing serious contamination conditions in lagoons, groundwater, and coastal areas of Cancun.

Differences between Formula E and Formula 1

While both Formula E and Formula 1 use open-wheel, single-seat racing cars, there are significant distinctions between the two.

Early Arrival of Sargassum on Mahahual's Coasts Sparks Concern Among Service Providers

Residents of Mahahual, a tourist destination in Quintana Roo, report the early arrival of sargassum on their shores, unusual for the winter season. The Secretary of Ecology and Environment is heading a working group to analyze, plan and establish guidelines for the 2023 season.

Newsletter: The Best of Mexicanist This Week

Mexicanist editors compile and pick the most noteworthy stories in this latest roundup.

Improving Food Security in Mexico: The Importance of Public Agricultural Programs and Price Guarantees

Experts from UNAM's Faculty of Economics advocate for increased public agricultural programs and attention to price guarantees to improve food security in Mexico and address regional inequality among small farmers.

New Technologies Complicate Monitoring and Control of Sexual Services in Chihuahua City

New technologies make it increasingly difficult to monitor and control sexual services in Chihuahua City, as more sex workers move to online platforms to advertise their services. Lack of regulation and identification poses a risk for both service providers and clients.

Watch: Los Chapitos Shoot at US Drone From Mexican Border

A new video reveals Sinaloa Cartel members shooting at a US drone from the Mexican border, highlighting the cartel's control over the drug trade and the out-of-control state of the US-Mexico border. DEA seized 25 million fentanyl pills in Phoenix alone last year.

Discovering the Flavors and Culture: A Guide to Michoacan's Restaurants and Hotels

Explore the rich culinary & cultural heritage of Michoacan through the diverse dining options & luxurious accommodations offered by Morelia's hotels & restaurants. From traditional Michoacan cuisine to contemporary fusion, there's something for everyone.

Mexicans spend more on parties and celebrations

Mexicans spend up to a third of their income; religious and civic festivities are added to family celebrations. Christmas and national holidays are the ones they spend the most money on.

A Bite of Aguascalientes: A Collection of Traditional Antojitos Recipes

Discover the rich and delicious flavors of Aguascalientes, Mexico through this collection of traditional antojitos recipes. From tacos to mole, these easy-to-follow recipes showcase the staple ingredients and classic dishes of this vibrant cuisine.

Combatting Invisible Worms: Strategies for Tomato Pest Control

The research hopes to one day develop biological control mechanisms that are safe for both humans and other living things in the environment.

El Chapo's plea for transfer to a Mexican prison

Learn about the recent request made by Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán to President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for transfer to a prison in Mexico, citing alleged rights violations and cruel treatment in a U.S. prison.

Cancun 3rd most violent in 2022, with 421 intentional homicides

Cancun ranked as the third most violent city in 2022 with 421 intentional homicides. The municipality of Benito Juarez, which includes Cancun, saw a 29.54% increase in intentional homicides from 2021 to 2022, with the city also experiencing a high rate of extortion.

Uber wins injunction to operate without concession in Q. Roo despite protests

Uber wins the right to operate without a concession in Quintana Roo. Uber can now legally operate in the state, providing tourists and locals with transportation.

Sargassum Seaweed Season in Tulum: Latest Updates

Discover the latest updates on sargassum seaweed in Tulum, Mexico. Learn about the projected arrival and intensity of sargassum season in Tulum, and the challenges faced by the tourism industry as they work to clean and manage the seaweed.

The Decline of the Mexican Toy Industry: Challenges and Opportunities

Learn about the decline of the Mexican toy industry, facing challenges due to increased competition from imports, particularly from Asia. Discover the potential opportunities for growth and recommendations for addressing the issue.

When are the hotels most expensive in Cancun?

The months of December through April, when the weather is warm and sunny, are Cancun's busiest season for visitors. As a rule, hotel rates increase during this season.

The Best Areas to Live in Cancun: From Luxurious to Traditional

Cancun is home to a wide variety of popular tourist and local hotspots. We recommend the following neighborhoods as some of the best in Cancun.

New Restrictions on Tobacco Sales and Consumption Take Effect in Mexico

Tobacco-free areas in Mexico will expand thanks to the new legislation, and offenders will face fines of up to 3,000 pesos.

Genaro García Luna: Former Mexican Sec. on Trial for Sinaloa Cartel Drug Smuggling

Genaro García Luna, who served as Secretary of Public Security from 2006 to 2012 during the administration of then-President Felipe Calderón, has pleaded not guilty to accusations linking him to drug trafficking.

Discovering the Little-Known Islands of Mexico's Pacific Coast

Unlike their counterparts in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, the islands of the Mexican Pacific tend to be forgotten. Although they appear harsh at first glance, these regions are rich with potential for offbeat narratives and introspective landscapes.

Exploring the Natural Wonders of Lagunas Encantadas in Nayarit, Mexico

Nayarit, Mexico's Lagunas Encantadas feature dozens of volcanoes and water mirrors, a stunning natural mix.

The Benefits and Uses of Terminalia Chebula in Skin Care

Learn about the process of extracting Terminalia chebula from the fruit of the plant and the many benefits it has brought to the world of health and beauty aid.

Julius Caesar and the origin of his famous phrase "Veni, Vidi, Vici"

People often use Julius Caesar's famous phrase "Veni, Vidi, Vici" to mean that something was done quickly and successfully.

Exploring the Secrets of the Mayan World: Five Mexican States to Visit

The five Mexican states of Quintana Roo, Tabasco, Yucatan, Chiapas, and Campeche make up the Mayan World and are home to a variety of tourist hotspots, including beaches, archeological sites, and enchanted communities. It's worth checking out.

The Meaning and Symbolism of Black Witch Moth Butterflies

Discover more about the Ascalapha odorata, also known as the black butterfly, black witch moth, or old mouse, which symbolized the passage from life to death.

Update: Latest on Cancun hurricane season 2023

The Cancun area is subject to hurricanes from June 1 to November 30, so residents and visitors alike should be vigilant. The story continues below.

How much does transportation from Cancun to Playa del Carmen cost?

From Cancun to Playa del Carmen, transportation costs can vary greatly. This article explains a few of the more typical choices.

Mexico Must Continue to Develop Within FTA Despite Obstacles

Despite the difficulties, Mexico's chances of being a part of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with its key partners, the United States and Canada, are high.

QR Code Adoption Lags in Mexico Compared to Other Latin American Countries

Although there is an increase in the use of QR codes for mobile payments, their uptake in Mexico is slower than in other Latin American nations.

Long Working Hours Persist in the Mexican Labor Market

It is estimated that between 40 and 48 hours a week is the norm for roughly half of the Mexican workers, well within the limits set by the Federal Labor Law.

ELAM FAW to Produce 25,000 Electric Cabs for Urban Mobility in Mexico

ELAM FAW has the objective of manufacturing electric taxis in Mexico to improve urban mobility. Get to know more.

Commando Frees 24 Inmates, Kills 15 in Juarez Prison Attack

In Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, on Sunday morning, armed men broke into the prison, where they killed 15 people, wounded 12, and allowed 24 inmates to escape.

From petty criminals to assassins: Who are Los Mexicles?

According to authorities, Los Mexicles began rioting and aggression against the civilian population in Ciudad Juarez. Here is what they are.

Coastal vulnerability and adaptation to climate change

Even though climate change has a global reach, it is the coastal zone that has caused the most alarm because it is where many of the effects are reflected most vividly.

In 5-10 years, Belgium could become a drug state

Judicial retrospection: the mafia's threat that Belgium would become a narco-state within the next five to ten years if precautions are not taken.

How Pelé became a pioneer of Brazil and the beautiful game

Teamwork, consistency, charisma, and enthusiasm all played roles in Pelé's playing style, as described by Dr. Connell Vaughan of the Dublin Institute of Technology.

Reviving the Mazahua Language in San Antonio La Ciénega

MazahuaApp is the tool created by César Cruz, a native of San Antonio La Ciénega, as a thesis project while studying Mechatronics at the Faculty of Engineering of the UNAM.

Mexico's Aerospace Industry: History and Integration

One thing that unites the states of Baja California, Chihuahua, Nuevo León, Sonora, and Queretaro is their status as major hubs for aerospace investment thanks to their productive vocation in high-zone manufacturing activities.

Take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of pawning

Do you need money and plan to pawn something? Don't rush to conclusions; weigh the pros and cons.

Mexico's top five New Year's Eve hotspots

Spend New Year's Eve on one of these beautiful Mexican beaches. Get away from it all in one of these stunning Mexican resorts.

Green chemistry and its applications in food science research

Green chemistry arises as a preventative and corrective strategy to lessen reliance on potentially harmful compounds and to raise awareness among scientists and chemists about the environmental effects of their work.

Mexico's Aerospace Industry: Opportunities and Challenges

This article discusses the prospects for and difficulties encountered by Mexico's aerospace industry.

Animal Names in Nahuatl: Meanings, Uses, and Myths

Here we offer a list of some of the most recognizable Nahuatl words for animals, each of which held significant meaning in the pre-Columbian era.

The Central Library Mural: A Masterpiece of Painting and Architecture by Juan O'Gorman

This creation by Juan O'Gorman was made with stones of different natural colors, brought from various regions of the country, and arranged over a surface of four thousand square meters. Historical representation of the culture.

Overview of Airbus Group's Presence and Activities in Mexico

In recent years, Airbus has expanded its presence in Mexico by working more closely with the country on supplier contracts and manufacturing.

The Index of Children's Rights in Mexico 2022

Mexican children and adolescents' rights are not being met, according to the findings of the Index of Children's Rights 2022.

The Habanero Chili: A Spicy Export from Mexico

The habanero chile, which boasts a fiery heat and a rich, flavorful aroma, is a Yucatan Peninsula export that has gained international popularity.

LIDAR Images Reveal Extensive Maya Population Center in Calakmul Biosphere Reserve

It covers more than 200 km2 in the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve. Using LIDAR technology, residential complexes were found grouped around numerous temples, sanctuaries, and possible markets.

The Artistic Expression of Pre-Columbian Seals

Several pre-Hispanic civilizations across the continent made use of seals. As we can see, the aesthetic concept behind the designs varied greatly throughout the cultures that used them.

The Benefits and Availability of Niacinamide in Skincare Products

Niacinamide, sometimes called vitamin B3 or nicotinamide, plays an important role in maintaining healthy skin, nerves, and the digestive tract. Because of its capacity to enhance the complexion of the skin, it is frequently included in skincare products.

New SARS-CoV-2 Variant in Mexico: The Emergence and Spread of BW.1

Mexico may be seeing a new coronavirus outbreak due to the discovery of a novel Covid-19 variant: BW.1, also known as Xibalbá, the Mayan underworld. The study indicates that this particular sublineage is geographically concentrated in the southeast of the country.

Exploring the Cultural and Natural Wonders of Sierra de Nayar

Sierra de Nayar is a gorgeous region that is encircled on all sides by significant mountain ranges and natural wonders that have been merged with indigenous cultures.

Uncovering the Archaeozoological Sites in Mexico

Archaeozoological data are abundant in Mexico. This field helps us comprehend the function animals played in Mesoamerican societies. This page shows sites in Mexico where archaeozoological remains have been found.

The oil law in Mexico, which led to expropriation proceedings

In the 20th century, Mexico's oil sector became more important, but gaining national authority over such a lucrative resource required decades. Learn about the initial oil industry regulations and the challenges of complying with them.

Cutting-Edge Advances in Hurricane Science, Sustainability, and Sargassum Utilization

Amazing progress has been made this year in InIA in a wide variety of areas, from the description of hurricanes to the use of drones in the field of sustainability, and even to the use of sargassum to manufacture fuels, fertilizers, and bactericidal nanoparticles.

From Email Fraud Protection to Sustainable Urban Gardens

The Institute for Applied Studies and Technology's (InIAT) progress includes email fraud protection, an urban vegetable garden, air quality monitoring, and drought research in corn fields.

From Alexa to Electric Microgrids to Epilepsy Treatment and Mexico's Image

The research of InIAT surprises not only for its innovation and excellence but also for its societal impact, from Alexa to self-sufficient electric microgrids to the treatment of epilepsy with cannabis. First look at this year's breakthroughs.

Why Studying Literature Can Improve a Student's Creative Writing Skills

Studying literature can expand your imagination. You will learn how to think critically about different topics from various perspectives. Studying books about topics like slavery, adolescence, love, marriage, and much more will give you a fresh understanding about life. Literature opens up your mind to the unknown and can enhance

Top 10 Most Glamorous Things to Do in Los Cabos

Los Cabos has luxurious resorts, beautiful beaches, clear waters, nightlife, spas, and golf courses. Consider lodging, transportation, activities, budget, and packing list when arranging a luxury Los Cabos vacation.

Jail, intimidation, and spying on the Flores Magón brothers

The government of Porfirio Diaz established a system of oppression against any individual or group that represented a threat to his interests. Learn how the brothers Ricardo and Enrique Flores Magón were victims of the pernicious dictatorial system of General Díaz.

Religious education in New Spain in the Holy Schools of Christ

The Schools of Christ opened their doors to various social strata to contain fresh currents of thought. Learn about their objectives, hierarchical organization, and laws by browsing the files in the General Archive's Religious Cults collection.

Exploring the Unique Characteristics of Mexican Islands

We'll explore the numerous Mexican islands and what makes them unique. If you're seeking a private beach, outdoor activity, or Mexican culture, Mexico has an island for you.

Gerardo González Valencia Pleads Guilty to Cocaine Trafficking in US Court

Gerardo Gonzalez Valencia, the brother-in-law of the CJNG commander and previous boss of the Los Cuinis cartel, pleaded guilty to international cocaine trafficking.

The Texas Company of Mexico's Opposition to Article 27 and the Nationalization of Mexican Oil

Article 27 of Mexico's Constitution, ratified following the Mexican Revolution of 1917, guarantees the country's ownership of all of its oil and other natural resources. The Texas Company of Mexico, S.A. was among the international oil firms that fought against it.

José de Monterde and Alonso Hernández's 18th-century land dispute

Jose de Monterde used this tactic to try to remove Alonso Hernández's house from him, but he failed to account for the town's united front in defense of the home.

The Early History and Consolidation of the Ottoman Empire

The early history of the Turkish Ottoman Empire is discussed in this article. The Ottomans were a fascinating and long-lasting state formation in the Islamic world.

Suleiman I the Magnificent, the greatest Ottoman sultan

This article will go into Suleiman I the Magnificent's legacy, examining his many victories and the lasting effects he had on the world.

Universum Science Museum, 30 years of bridging disciplines

Its rooms are always getting updated, and work is done to keep it that way. During this time, more than 14 million people have visited Universum. It has more than met its goal of being a living space for scientific culture, a place to look, touch, learn, and practice.

What are Mexico's major cities?

Numerous significant cities in Mexico serve as economic, industrial, and cultural hubs for the country. These are a few of Mexico's most important urban centers.

These are 10 of the best Mexican natural attractions

Mexico's diversified scenery and natural wonders are popular with tourists and locals. Mexican natural attractions include the following.

What are some Mexican cultural traditions?

The following is some information that you ought to be aware of regarding the cultural practices of the Mexican people.

What are the top destinations in Mexico?

Because of its size and variety, Mexico offers a wide range of exciting vacation options. Listed below are just a few of the most visited areas in Mexico.

Who was the first Mexican?

The label "Mexican" is a relatively new designation for a person who is a citizen of Mexico.

Natural, to think that there is life in another galaxy

The search for extraterrestrial life has served to explain its origin on Earth. More than five thousand planets have been identified outside our solar system.

Top Reasons Why Mexico Is Your Go-To Country for Hiking

Mexico has long been renowned for its beautiful beaches and stunning cities, but there is much more to this destination than meets the eye. Boasting unique terrains and climates, various cultures and histories, a wealth of wildlife viewing opportunities, and a variety of places to explore, Mexico is the perfect

Private apps, an option for mobility challenges in Mexico City

In Seoul, 65 percent of the population travels by public transportation, one of the best in the world. In Mexico City and the surrounding area, the main reason for travel is work.

What not to miss in Cancun?

Cancun is one of Mexico's most visited cities due to its stunning coastline, exciting nightlife, and fascinating history. Some of the highlights of Cancun are listed here.

The Pacific Coast is home to Mexico's finest historic haciendas

From Hacienda San Angel in Jalisco to Banderas Bay in Nayarit, these three traditional villas are the perfect place to get away from it all.

Can I visit Clipperton Island?

Several countries, including Mexico, the United States, and France, laid claim to Clipperton Island in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This is how it went.

What is the Guadalupe Reyes in Mexico?

La Guadalupe Reyes is known as the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico. She is the patron saint of Mexico and a symbol of Mexican identity.

What is and how does China intervene in the Asia Pacific?

The Chinese Pacific is a big and complicated territory at the center of world politics and economy and home to many diverse cultures and communities.

Here are a few tips for drinking tequila the right way

Choosing a high-quality brand, sipping slowly to appreciate the spirit's nuances, and avoiding intoxication are the keys to a rewarding tequila experience.

How much does a trip to Cancun cost?

Many aspects affect how much money you'll need for a vacation in Cancun, such as how long you'll be there, when you go, where you stay, and what kinds of activities and sights you'll see. If you need some ballpark figures for your budget, here they are.

Why disability needs more social visibility

According to the Population and Housing Census 2020, there are 7,168,000 disabled or mentally ill people in Mexico or 5.7% of the population. 24% of them are not enrolled in social security.

What can you do in Cancun with little money?

Cancun, Mexico, is a hotspot for tourists thanks to its stunning coastline, exciting nightlife, and interesting history. Here are some low-cost Cancun activity recommendations.

Facts about Mexico that you probably didn't know

The following is some information about Mexico that you may find interesting.

Do you have the right to remain silent in Mexico?

Mexican law protects the right to remain silent, allowing people to defend their interests and avoid incriminating themselves during a criminal inquiry.

Can an American buy a house in Mexico?

Americans can buy property in Mexico, but they must be aware of limits and defend their interests.

A brief explainer of Mexican politics and current issues

Many Mexicans have been troubled by these problems, and they have influenced the country's political climate.

What do you think Mexicans take the most pride in as a nation?

Most likely, Mexicans take great pride in their heritage and the achievements of their nation. There are many reasons for pride among Mexicans, and here are a few of them.

How would you characterize a typical Mexican person?

There is a considerable deal of linguistic, religious, and cultural diversity among the people of Mexico, who themselves come from a wide variety of social, economic, and cultural origins.

What do you know about Mexican food?

Everyone from foodies in Alaska to backpackers in Europe loves Mexican food for its flavor and variety. Figure out why.

How much importance or power does Mexico have in the world?

Both economically and culturally, Mexico is a major player on the global stage. Find out why.

How different is Mexico from other Latin American countries?

When compared to other Latin American countries, Mexico stands out in several important ways.

Who are the most famous Mexican people you know?

Numerous Mexicans have achieved widespread fame, both at home and abroad. These are only a few examples:

What has Mexico given to the world?

Mexico has given the world a great deal, from its culture and science to its inventions and technologies. Examples of Mexico's global impact include the following.

10 facts you should know about Frida Kahlo

Here are ten interesting and important facts about Frida Kahlo.

How a bad apple harvest led to the first glass Christmas tree balls

What happened to turning the apples into transparent spheres? By Christmas, all the apples were gone, so the glassmakers decided to substitute glass balls for the genuine thing.

What are the good things and bad things about Mexico?

The following is a list of both the positive and negative aspects of Mexico.

The Ultimate Guide to Mexico's Beautiful Desert Regions

Explore the stunning deserts of Mexico and learn about their harsh climate and rich resources (covering around 53,000 square kilometers).

What is enzyme digestion and when to use them?

Deficiencies in enzymes have been linked to metabolic dysfunction and illness. Try to learn more about them.

Is it true that wine is harmful to your health?

Over time, drinking more than three glasses of wine each day can lead to fatal rises in triglyceride levels and arterial hypertension. Because of this, keeping a food diary is highly suggested.

What types of beers and wines are there?

In case you are a person who appreciates a nice beer or drink of wine. Whether it's a holiday gathering or a simple get-together with the clan. Hence, our curiosity about the wide variety of brews and wines out there.

The pozole, a masterpiece of Mexican cuisine

Pozole is a popular Mexican soup or stew cooked with lime-treated hominy, meat, and delicious stock. It's commonly topped with lettuce, onion, radishes, avocado, lime wedges, and chili peppers. Pozole is a famous Mexican meal served on Christmas and New Year's Eve. It's also a hangover remedy.

How do I get to Isla Mujeres from Cancun?

Isla Mujeres is a small island off the coast of Cancun in Quintana Roo, Mexico. The island is famous among tourists for its gorgeous beaches and pristine waters. There are various methods to get to Isla Mujeres from Cancun, based on your tastes and budget.

What to do in five days in Cancun?

Cancun is one of Mexico's most visited cities due to its stunning coastline, exciting nightlife, and fascinating history. For those lucky enough to spend five days in Cancun, here are some recommendations.

How resistant plants could minimize CO2 emissions

To solve this worldwide issue, scientists have decided to design organisms with more robust root systems. There is a window of opportunity to effect change by 2030, but nations will need to work together quickly.

What is the GRU of the Russian Armed Forces?

The Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces (GRU) is the Russian military intelligence service. It was started in the Soviet Union, and its purpose is to gather important information and carry out cyber-attacks, destabilization moves, and covert and direct operations abroad.

How to go to Cancun with little money?

The following are some suggestions that can help you plan an affordable vacation to Cancun.

What is Hades game and why is it unique?

Supergiant Games created and released the action role-playing game Hades. It was published in 2020 to critical acclaim for its innovative art style, compelling plot, and exciting gameplay.

What is the best time to go to Cancun?

When is the ideal time to go to Cancun? That answer changes based on your interests and the reason you're going there. Listed below are some broad suggestions to think about when planning a trip to Cancun.

The Sac Actun flooded cave system, in the Yucatan Peninsula

Sac Actun's preservation helps maintain the Yucatán Peninsula's natural environment, which in turn keeps visitors coming.

Despite legalization, U.S. and Canadian illegal cannabis markets exist

The United States and Canada both have legalized cannabis, yet the black market for the drug continues to thrive. Find out more.

Eating disorders: Loving our body means feeding it well

The prevalence of eating disorders has increased threefold among female adolescents, and the average age of patients seeking treatment has decreased.

What is the etching printmaking process and how did it come to be?

Find out more about the process through which an armorer from the middle ages established the etching printmaking technique.

Why did the Soviets invade Finland in the winter?

During World War II's Winter War, the Finns defeated the Red Army despite being vastly outnumbered. Although it had to give up territory to the Soviets, the country ultimately remained independent.

For now, HIV remains incurable

The most effective method for ensuring better HIV control is early detection, which can be done by testing blood samples.

Focus on reevaluating Mexico's financial commitments

Mexico desperately needs to reevaluate its fiscal practices, including its approach to borrowing, spending, and taxation.

Teens in Mexico are using fewer contraceptives

Women between the ages of 15 and 19 who got married decreased their birth control use by 9%. Teen pregnancy in Mexico is associated with financial stability.

What exactly is the meaning and definition of a tariff?

Tariffs are levies on imports, exports, and transit to a third country. They're meant to raise state cash, preserve domestic business, or advance politics, but they can backfire.

How to Cook Beef, Chicken, Fish, and Vegetable Stocks

Good stock is the foundation of delicious soups, sauces, and stews. Stock is easy enough to make at home that everyone can do it. Then, package it up and store it in the freezer until you need a foundation or seasoning for a recipe.

Sinaloa Cartel war causes northwestern Mexico crisis

Executions of multiple criminal figures pitting Ismael Mayo Zambada's forces against those led by Joaquin El Chapo Guzmán's sons have launched a struggle for control of the Sinaloa Cartel in northwest Mexico.

Why it's important to agree on biodiversity at COP15 in Montreal

The 15th Conference of the Parties (COP15) in Montreal has to reach a consensus on new goals for the conservation of natural ecosystems, as well as animal and plant species.

Insects at Home: Some Devour Food, Others Ruin Health

What do you do when a moth takes up residence in a bag of flour or when an uninvited guest chews a hole in your favorite pair of wool socks? Certain insects pose no health risk to humans, but others do.

What is the mezzotint printmaking process?

Keep Ludwig von Siegen in mind since he created one of the most complex printing methods—the mezzotint—in the first half of the seventeenth century.

What do I need to get a permit for my car to go to Mexico?

Keep this in mind. If entering Mexican territory is the intention of a vehicle that carries a license plate from a country other than Mexico, the vehicle must first get a specific permit.

Tips for choosing safe Christmas presents for children

As Christmas and the holiday season approaches, we want to urge you to create safe gifts for children. Here are nine guidelines for determining the safety of presents.

Hints for keeping the holiday weight gain at bay

It is possible to start taking better care of ourselves right now without sacrificing any of the fun of the holidays; this is demonstrated by a set of guidelines that will allow us to indulge in the bounty of Christmas dinner without guilt.

Explore the mighty Nayar Mountain Range in Nayarit

A magnificent region that is encircled on all sides by significant mountain ranges is known as the Sierra de Nayar. Let's find out more about it.

What is the aquatint printing method and why is it called that?

Learn more about the aquatint printing method, including what it is and why it is called by that name.

This is the story of how the Sydney Opera House came to be

Continue reading to find out more about the illustrious past of the Opera House in Sydney, which is located in Australia.

How many people earn the minimum wage in Mexico?

ENOE claims that 18.3 million workers—formal and informal—earn minimum wage. 4.2 million people report receiving minimum wage and getting labor benefits, according to the same survey.

Coronavirus in Mexico: cases are up 233% because it's cold outside

Since the first coronavirus case was confirmed in 2020, 7,145,409 cases and 330,592 deaths have been attributed to Covid-19 in Mexico.

Who are "Los Ninis" and how are they connected to the Sinaloa Cartel?

After Ovidio Guzman was freed, there were divisions within the Sinaloa Cartel." Los Ninis" are a significant Sinaloa Cartel group, according to leaked military reports.

Ex-Knights Templar leader "La Tuta" gets 47 years for his crimes

Servando Gómez Martnez, aka "La Tuta," the former leader of the Knights Templar, was indicted on charges of organized crime and crimes against health.

Discover the towns of Xalisco, Jala, and Compostela in Nayarit

Acquaint yourself with the cities of Xalisco, Jala, and Compostela located in the Mexican state of Nayarit.

What is the oldest printing press technology?

Learn a little bit about the history of the printing press and printmaking, starting with the earliest printing press.

What is Tepic in Nayarit known for?

Tepic is in western Mexico's Nayarit state. The neo-Gothic Tepic Cathedral overlooks Plaza Principal. Nayarit Regional Museum displays pre-Hispanic items in an 18th-century adobe. Trails climb westward Cerro de San Juan.

What to see in Ahuatlán, Ixtlán del Río, and Amatlán de Cañas

Acquaint yourself with the Mexican states of Nayarit's Ahuatlán, Ixtlán del Rio, and Amatlán de Cañas.

Just how good are the Riviera Nayarit spas?

In a spa in Riviera Nayarit, you can recover, renew, and let go of tension all at once.

Rural communities' future: supermarkets without employees

Scan, validate on the computer, and pay by card or customer card. Or in cash that you drop in a money box to the penny. Cameras monitor the entire supermarket area.

Colonial Nayarit, the magic of traditional Mexico

There is no need to rush or worry about the future in Colonial Nayarit. Discover the best places to visit and things to do in the area.

The Huave people's demographics and lands

Discover more about the territories and population makeup of the Huave people in Mexico.

Can Emmanuel Macron run for a third consecutive presidency?

Former Justice Minister Jean-Jacques Urvoas has hinted at it. Constitutional experts believe that no scenario could seriously allow a head of state to stand on his succession.

Why Europe prefers the four-day workweek

Why is the four-day workweek growing more popular in Europe? Belgium and Spain have taken steps to encourage this new method of working. Few companies in France have taken this approach.

What is guerrilla warfare and why was it effective?

Guerrilla warfare destabilizes the opponent to defeat them. The word originated in the Spanish War of Independence against the French, and its methods extend to the Vietnam War and the Colombian conflict.

What kinds of ecotourism activities are there in Riviera Nayarit?

The release of turtles is a popular activity in Riviera Nayarit. The Riviera Nayarit is a great site to go birding and learn more about the area's avian inhabitants.

This is what the social life of the Huave people is like

The Huave family groupings that congregate in these areas still use territorial divisions as a way to distinguish themselves from other groups and restrict their members' mate options.

Newsletter: The Best of Mexicanist This Week

Each week, Mexicanist editors compile and pick the most noteworthy stories of the last sevean days in this weekly roundup.

Mezcal Experience and the Liquid Culture of Mexico

In the last few years, mezcal has awakened the interest of thousands of people, the consumption and appreciation of this spirit have multiplied. Each day more Mexicans consume mezcal and more people in the world can enjoy the liquid in the 68 countries to which mezcal is currently exported.

Regional Mexican Cuisine: An Introduction to Durango Food

Recent studies of Durango's food show that the area's geography has had a big impact on how it's made since people's ways of making a living have led to culinary traditions and a unique way of seasoning.

What will the person of the future look like?

Humans have adapted to varied environments, therefore our body length, jaw size, and skull form have altered. Modern living conditions may cause future adjustments.

Yuri Knorozov: Between Cyrillic and Mayan glyphs

A Russian linguist, epigrapher, and ethnographer named Yuri Valentinovich Knorozov played a critical contribution in deciphering the Maya script, the writing system employed by the pre-Columbian Maya civilization in Mesoamerica.

What is bacteriophage therapy used for?

Bacteriophage therapy is an option to cure infectious diseases when antibiotic resistance or serious side effects make it impossible to use antibiotics. At the same time, it is an experimental and complex therapy.

The Reliquary of America: A History Tour of Puebla, Mexico

The city of Puebla has 2,600 historic monuments declared by UNESCO. Some of the predominant styles are the Fortress, Gothic, Neoclassical of the Herrera, and Renaissance type.

How Lise Meitner discovered nuclear fission in secret

Austrian-Swedish physicist Lise Meitner discovered protactinium and nuclear fission. In 1917, she discovered protactinium-231 at the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute.

Mycology. 450 million years ago, they were 8m tall

Around 450 million years ago, enormous mushrooms grew up to eight meters tall. They perished 370 million years ago due to the emergence of big trees.

Mexico is out of the World Cup after a bitter victory over Saudi Arabia

After beating Saudi Arabia in a heartbreaking match, Mexico was eliminated from the World Cup. These are the pivotal moments.

Who is Edgar Valdez Villarreal, alias "La Barbie"?

"La Barbie" is a U.S. citizen arrested in 2010, and was one of the most wanted drug traffickers by Mexico and the United States in the early years of the so-called "war on drugs".

The new meaning of the image of the skull in Mexico

From the tzompantli to the sugar skulls, Mexicans have been thinking about death for hundreds of years. Find out how the work of great artists changed the meaning of this idea.

How the USSR spies stole Western technology

More than half of the Soviet Union's electronic industrial breakthroughs by the early 1980s were based on stolen Western technology, a result of widespread and organized scientific and technological espionage.

A look at Pedro de Sandoval's mining empire-building tactics

Pedro de Sandoval became well-known and controlled the silver market in New Spain after striking a partnership with one of New Spain's most influential families.

The Pigeonholed Queen, Maria Teresa Mora Iturralde

Chess ace from Cuba, Maria Teresa Mora Iturralde. Havana-born and the lone student of Jose Raul Capablanca's, she is a renowned chess player. Mora made history when she became the first female player to ever win the Cuban Chess Championship. She was twice a challenger for the Women's World Champion.

11 most famous football chants in the world

These are undoubtedly the most well-known football chants around the globe. Try to get to know them better.

The Secret to Writing the Perfect College Essay

Whether you're in high school or university, you'll inevitably be assigned an essay to write. It's the most common kind of homework given to students.  Writing essays is a great way to gauge the vital, real-world abilities of students including research, analysis, and persuasion. If you're curious about the answer

Find out the top Mexican exports to the United States

By September, Mexico's exports to the United States had reached a record high of $52.3 billion, up 25% from the previous month.

Captured in Nuevo Laredo: Northeast Cartel boss "El Negrolo"

Heriberto "R" 'El Negrolo' was arrested by federal authorities on Monday in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, causing a spike in violence in the area.

Why do England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland have separate football teams?

UK football teams play against each other separately because the sport grew beyond the British Isles while they were playing. The only time this isn't true is when they go to the Olympics like Great Britain.

Guna Yala: the indigenous Caribbean in a state of struggle

As with the histories of most indigenous peoples, the Guna people have endured many hardships over their long history. Find out the cause.

Coastal Mexico: Beaches, Colonial Towns and Archaeological Sites

What, you haven't decided where to take your trip yet? Do you wish to see historic sites and relax on the beach? There are seven of Mexico's beaches included here, all of which feature colonial architecture or archaeological monuments.

Eight fun facts about football you should know

Discover some interesting and entertaining information about football by reading the following.

Do plants have consciousness?

Plants, like all other species, can pick up on cues from their surroundings, but they don't do anything proactively with this information; instead, they only respond to it.

Herbert George Wells: A Novelist and Author of the Time Machine

Wells' writing is a wise reflection on the natural world and a cautionary tale for all those who would like to play god and be like tiny physician Moreau.

Try rappelling, scuba diving, and canyoneering in Mexico

Fun and adventure tourism are especially popular in Veracruz, Chiapas, and San Luis Potos. These three states provide a variety of exciting opportunities for anyone seeking excitement.

The autonomy of Mexico's indigenous peoples today

One of the primary demands of indigenous peoples today is the acknowledgment of their right to self-determination. As their claim of colonial oppression lasting over 500 years has been verified, it is reasonable for them to make this demand.

Lecumberri Graffiti: testimonies of symbolic prison universe

Arturo Córdova Tovar's photographs captured anonymous accounts of mental prisons with walls as the only support. Learn about these pictures that were saved during one of the last tours of Lecumberri before it became the General Archive of the Nation.

Seamus Heaney: A Writer, Poet, and Critic

Learn about the key aspects of Seamus Heaney's poetry, for whom poem and life are inseparably linked.

Priest vs. viceregal authorities over aguardiente abuse

The conflict between a priest and viceregal authorities over the effects of aguardiente abuse and possible solutions.

How to send money from the United States to Mexico?

Remittances are one of the main sources of foreign exchange in Mexico, so it is important to know the alternatives to sending money from the United States.

The value of music and why you should listen to it

Musical training, both as an audience and as a participant, fosters the growth of creative abstraction and the release of pent-up feelings.

Women's safety on public transportation in Mexico City

Let's Travel Safely and Securely is an excellent plan that has to be followed up on. Examine the situation further and learn all you can.

Explaining the concept of private military and security firms

Just over half a century has passed since PMCs (Private Military Companies) first appeared. Read this article to learn more.

Quick lentil recipes for a complete meal, no soaking required

Incorporating lentils into your diet is a great way to increase your intake of beneficial nutrients like plant-based protein, fiber, B vitamins, iron, and folic acid.

Messi scores the winning goal for Argentina against Mexico

Messi notches the game-winning goal for Argentina in their matchup against Mexico. These are the highlights.

Top Five Must-Sees of Campeche, Mexico

What documents are needed to sell a house in Mexico?

Do you hope to sell a home in Mexico? To help you successfully sell your home, we will walk you through the necessary paperwork.

The future is not clear for Latin American governments

The future of Latin America is already uncertain, and the region is not headed in a direction that will lead to the consolidation of the new governments.

Is there a good reason to start eating legumes again?

One category of food is particularly noteworthy, and that is that of beans. Why should legumes make a comeback on our menus?

Tkemali sauce, the plum-based "Georgian ketchup" recipe

Tkemali is a popular Georgian sauce. It can be poured over fish, pork, potatoes, and yogurt with a sour taste. You may store this multipurpose sauce for a year.

The US national football team embarrasses England with a draw

During a World Cup match, the United States national football team holds England to a draw, which is an embarrassing result for England. Highlights.

Mexico's open television remains despite private offerings

Given the widespread impact of television, strong self-regulatory institutions are essential. There is more pressure on public television to produce excellent programming.

The most popular myths and tips on how to find fresh oysters

If you're nervous about buying or eating oysters, don't be. The oysters you purchase at the store should be closed and heavy, with no water leaking out. There's no place for oysters in a fish tank.

What are electronic and digital payments?

Put that wallet away and make the switch to digital or electronic payments. Is it clear to you which ones we're discussing?

Do you suppress your feelings to be masculine?

Because of this, the number of psychiatric diagnoses has decreased. When a man seeks medical attention, it's usually because he can no longer cope with his condition on his own.

Kubdari meat pie, a Georgian specialty recipe

Kubdari is Svaneti's most popular dish. You can use goat meat or just beef instead of pork. Try adding different spices, and it will still taste good.

How to process the non-criminal background letter in Mexico City

You may get all the information you need about the Non-Criminal Record Letter online processing in Mexico City (CDMX), including what is required and how to go about it.

Unfinished mural sketch by Diego Rivera in University City

It would have had a sculptural character. The artist represented diverse activities related to chemistry, such as the production of iron, steel, cement, and glass, the extraction of minerals, as well as goldsmithing, among others.

One of Frédéric Chopin's passions was gourmet food

You may not have known this, but Fryderyk Chopin was quite the gourmet. His eating habits both surprise and lend fresh subtleties to the portrayal of the artist.

What kinds of insurance do you have with your credit card?

When you use your credit card, do you automatically receive any insurance coverage? Take advantage of them after checking them out.

We need to be ready for the next wave of animal-borne diseases

Now that the pandemic has passed, scientists can get back to work on their research with a renewed commitment to teamwork, connectivity, and the big picture.

Khachapuri - Georgia's favorite cheese-filled bread

Though you may be familiar with khachapuri, you haven't experienced it until it's hot out of the oven. Perhaps you'll find it to be a hit in your kitchen as well.

Mexico draws against Poland. Key moments

On Tuesday at the World Cup finals in Qatar, Mexico and Poland played to a scoreless draw after Poland's squad skipper Robert Lewandowski missed a penalty kick from 11 yards out.

The Architecture of Mazatlan's Precious Historic Center

The Historic Center of Mazatlan is well worth a visit, as it features many restored buildings in the tropical neoclassical style, as well as charming plazas where you can experience the city's bohemian and romantic side.

The naturalization process to obtain Mexican nationality

It is required to meet several criteria, similar to those of a naturalization process, to get Mexican citizenship as a foreigner.

Make your Svanetian herb salt with this recipe from Georgia

Sauces, soups, salads, flour, and potato dishes all benefit from the use of Svaneti salt. Use this recipe as a guide, and create your homemade herb salt.

Indigenous education needs articulation and continuity

Technical high schools or online degree programs are available to students in rural locations, but there is a dearth of institutions of higher education that emphasize global perspectives and understanding.

What is digital violence and what types are there?

The Chamber of Deputies endorsed expanding the concept of digital violence to punish from 3 to 6 years in prison to anyone who commits this crime in any of its types.

What are the benefits of eating different kinds of peas?

Peas are available to us in different forms - sprouted, frozen and fresh, dried and canned - and in each form, there is something good and beneficial for the body.

How to choose the right car insurance in Mexico

Your new automobile purchase comes with additional obligations, such as finding suitable auto insurance. Learn more about the process of selecting the best option.

National Occupation and Employment Survey in Mexico

INEGI compiles a list of the most economically active municipalities in Mexico, including data on their informal employment rates and primary industries.

This is what the law says about the possible reelection of AMLO

Both AMLO's admirers and opponents argue that the President will remain in office beyond 2024, therefore it's important to investigate what the law says about his reelection.

What does the Electoral Reform in Mexico propose?

This is how the Mexican legislature would be chosen if AMLO's proposed Electoral Reform were to pass and plurinominal senators and deputies were eliminated.

How to identify a safe cab in Mexico City

In the Greater Mexico City Area, how can I tell if the cab I am getting into is safe? Before embarking on the journey, the unit must clearly define these points.

The Feast of the Holy Cross mural by Roberto Montenegro

Roberto Montenegro, an artist born in Guadalajara, Jalisco on February 19, 1881, is crucial to understanding the origins of Mexican muralism.

Lula can reorient Brazil to Latin American integration

Simply put, Brazil is a country that is fundamentally conservative, unequal, and unfair. Amid a bitter struggle, the people triumphed in the most recent elections.

How to make and use kombucha or tea mushroom

Kombucha, often known as tea mushroom, is a fermented beverage that has become more popular in the past decade. When and where to utilize kombucha, along with instructions on making it.

How does the zombie drug Burundanga affect the human body?

Because of the violent and unpredictable behavior, it inspires in its users, the chemical substance burundanga has earned the nickname "zombie drug".

How nationalist discourses stimulate the spectacle of soccer

Nationalist discourses encourage belonging and politics. As a "social destructuring" area, soccer legitimizes masculine tears, hugging, and physical connection (a process of formation without structure). In the US, the event trumps the competition; the hero is the audience.

How the brain uses memories to make a survival decision

One forms what is known as a danger or "fear" memory as one progresses through life. Experts are on the lookout for the neural pathways in the brain that are responsible for making decisions or choices.

A new approach to books: Who are booktubers?

Booktubers, often known as "book nerds", are young people who share their opinions on books through video reviews posted on the Internet.

How digital platforms changed the way the restaurant industry works

The study's findings include expanding the company's workforce and infrastructure and raising the company's profile.

All you need to know about the World Cup finals

The finals of the FIFA World Cup in football feature the national teams of 32 countries, making it one of the most significant sporting events in the world. With this year's World Cup, the competition will have been held 22 times since its inception in 1930.

England kick off the World Cup with a convincing win over Iran

The second day of the sweltering Qatar World Cup finals. The strongest team in Asia, Iran, was thrashed 6-2 by the football nation, England, in Group B.

Public transport users are too stressed on their journeys

Mental health, quality of life, and the economy are all impacted by stress in the environment. Travelers with more time on the road have a better ability to evaluate potential dangers.

Why Xi Jinping might rule China until his death

Xi Jinping wants to elevate China to a more prominent role in global governance, and one of his goals is to expand the country's international influence and standing.

Biodiversity and livestock activity practices in Mexico City

The people who live in the nation's capital and the surrounding metropolitan area depend on environmentally sustainable practices.

What kind of country is it and what is life like in Ecuador?

It's time to visit the Republic of Ecuador in South America. The Republic of Equator gets its name from the fact that the Equator cuts through the middle of the country. This geographical feature accounts for the constant day and nighttime hours there throughout the year.

Mid-term elections, what's next for the United States?

The most viable scenario is that the "reds" win the House of Representatives and tie in the Senate with the Democrats. The results modify the partisan control of both chambers. The U.S. electorate "races" to the center.

University Olympic Stadium, 70 Years of History and Puma Identity

The stadium is the second largest in the country and has a capacity for 72 thousand of spectators. It was immortalized as the main venue for the Mexico 1968 Olympic Games, where the opening and closing ceremonies took place, as well as track and field races.

The Huaves' Culture: Their Religions, and Their Mythology

Examine the beliefs and practices of the Huave people, who place emphasis on such elements as rain, religion, and mythology.

How to avoid the discomfort of pineapple scalding on the tongue

You can avoid the painful burning, stinging, or tingling sensation on your tongue that occurs from eating pineapple.

What was the cause of Frederic Chopin's death?

Chopin's death from tuberculosis was widely believed to be the cause of death until at least 140 years after his passing. But some medical professionals discounted TB as a possible source of Chopin's ongoing breathing problems.

The difference between the European Council and the Council of Europe

The titles of these two European institutions sound very similar to one another, making them simple to confuse. We break down the key distinctions between the European Council and the Council of Europe.

Qatar: First Arab country to host FIFA World Cup

Western Asia is where you'll find Qatar. Qatar's lone land neighbor is Saudi Arabia; on the other three sides is the Persian Gulf.

Chocohongos are a mystery to me.... what are they?

A new hallucinogen called chocohongos is being bought and traded on social media even though it can cause severe health problems despite looking completely innocent.

This is the danger of using bleach to clean dog urine

Bleach contains chemical substances that can be hazardous to your health, therefore you shouldn't use it to remove dog urine or urine from any other pet.

Georgian recipes: khachapuri, khinkali, and shashlik

The spices of Georgia—khmeli suneli, ucho suneli, thyme, coriander, and Svaneti salt—are largely responsible for the country's unique flavor. Once the purview of exotic travels, these flavors are now easily accessible at stores.

When was the composer Frédéric Chopin born?

What do you think Frédéric Chopin's exact date of birth was? It's not a simple question to answer, and there's still no agreement among Chopin experts on when he was born.

How about soya, is it good for you or not?

Which camp do you fall into when debating the relative merits of soya? Soya: what is it, and what do we do with it? Examine this for your questions.

Here is how the Huave people conducted business

The people of Huave ran their economy by fishing and trading shrimp for corn. This was how their society operated.

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Mexican cuisine at its finest: chile en nogada

In Mexican gastronomy, there is a dish that represents the history of Mexico, chile en nogada. The colors give it away, the flavor distinguishes it and its elaboration wins the love.

Palafoxian Library in the beautiful city of Puebla

Bishop Palafox y Mendoza dedicated his collection of 5,000 volumes to the seminarians of the Tridentine institutions on September 5, 1646, making it the first public library on the American continent. Since then, it's been in Puebla's Colegio de San Juan.

Original: The Amazing Mexican Textile Art Encounter of 2022

More than a thousand artisans from Mexico will be showcasing and selling stunning textile works at Original 2022. Exciting displays and catwalks are in store.

A concise account of the Huave people's history

The Huaves are also known as Mareños or Huazantecos. The term huave was coined by the Zapotecs to refer to "people who rot in the humidity".

Do you know what espadrilles are?

Lightweight canvas shoes called espadrilles (l'espadrille) are typically laced at the ankles and constructed using a rope braided from esparto grass. Named after the Latin word for rope, which is spartum (from the Greek sparton).

Cheap and tasty tips for cooking more frugally

Everyday food costs can be reduced in three ways: by purchasing cheaper products, by reducing energy used in cooking, and by freeing up time that could be spent on other activities.

What can cause hiccups and some remedies to remove them

Although there are various treatments for hiccups, only one is effective through rigorous scientific study.

Huave people along the Southern Coast of the State of Oaxaca

San Mateo del Mar, San Francisco del Mar, and San Dionisio del Mar, the three most important cities of the Huave people, are municipalities that are politically dependent on the district of Tehuantepec and economically dependent on the oil enclave of Salina Cruz.

Causes of snoring and how to stop snoring

Snoring may seem harmless, but it's important to contact a sleep doctor to rule out more serious issues.

Wagyu, the most expensive meat in the world

The Japanese are skilled in a wide variety of areas, and their culture of Wagyu beef is one of the best examples of this.

Mexican vanilla is a rare and unusual spice; here's how to utilize it

How to make use of vanilla, a unique and expensive spice that originates in Mexico.

Why Europeans were frightened of potatoes for almost 400 years?

Europeans were initially wary of potatoes due to their unusual appearance and the fact that the plant spreads underground from tubers rather than seeds.

How healthy are canned beans?

Let's reintroduce beans to our diets because they are not only cheap but also good for us. Even if they are packaged in a can or a vacuum.

Rapidly Developing Slovenia: A Paradise for Beekeepers

Welcome to Slovenia, also known as the Republic of Slovenia. With a population of slightly over two million, it is a small nation in Central Europe.

Myths and truths about spousal mortgage loans

One thing you should know as a couple is the ins and outs of mortgages if buying a home is on your list of things to do. In order to aid, we will dispel some common misconceptions.

The Pros and Cons of Entrepreneurship as A Couple

Explore the opportunities and challenges that come with starting your own business as a couple. Discover the benefits and drawbacks of such a joint venture.

Guanajuato's Peralta monuments are colossal works of art

One of the state's 1,400 discovered archaeological zones, Peralta dates to between 400 and 600 AD and is notable for the enormous volcanic stone foundations that indicate it was once one of the greatest communities in the Bajio region.

How to Treat Metabolic Disorders with Physical Therapy

Because of the benefits physiotherapy has proven for both metabolic diseases and healthcare systems, those with metabolic disorders must have access to it.

Visiting a pawnshop? Tips for before, during, and after pawning

Is it a pawnshop you're visiting? A few pointers before, during, and after the pawning process.

Medicinally and nutritionally, Huauzontle is a rare treat

Huauzontle was a sacred and very nutritious plant used by the pre-Hispanic peoples of Mexico, and you should find out more about it.

Follow these recommendations for better sleep

A good night's sleep is an integral element of living a fulfilled life; when people get more shut-eye, they are better able to focus on their daily tasks and accomplish more.

What exactly is the "clash of civilizations" theory?

Following the end of the Cold War, culturally distinct groups were predicted to clash, according to the so-called "clash of civilizations" theory.

The Debt Hernán Cortés Never Paid

Due to the judges' claimed favoritism for Hernán Cortés, Francisco de Hermosilla was unable to collect the money the conquist owed his family. Learn more about the history of Hospital de Jess and the conflict it was a part of.

What is the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB)?

The Federal Security Service is the Russian intelligence organization in charge of protecting the country and its borders from external threats. Dig further into the subject.

Strategies for avoiding interest charges on credit cards

Put your credit card to good use and reap the benefits. Learn how to get out of making interest payments.

Cane liquor smuggling: the case of the La Viga canal

Legalizing booze manufacturing and installing checkpoints didn't curb smuggling. Learn why New Spain residents and even authorities joined this unlawful network through a trial.

Don't risk financial ruin with express loans

Be wary of payday loans and express loans. Make sure you don't waste your money. So, here's what you should do.

The Magic Town of Cosala in the Sierra Madre Occidental, Mexico

Cosala, the birthplace of Sinaloa, is a friendly town with a wealth of historical sites, legends, notable persons, historic architecture, delicious food, unique handicrafts, stunning natural beauty, and a strong desire for alternative tourism.

What can you see at the Bank of Mexico Museum?

The following is a quick walkthrough of the highlights that are not to be missed at the Museum of the Bank of Mexico.

The land problem: Luis Terrazas, the laws, and latifundia during the Porfiriato

Learn how landowner Luis Terrazas alienated tens of thousands of acres in Chihuahua by employing these policies during the Porfiriato.

Medals: between art, recognition, and distinction

Colonialism, defense of sovereignty, wars of conquest against native peoples, freedom battles, and other contributions to society are documented in medals. Learn these markings for putting a social message on clothes.

How important bills and coins are in daily life in Mexico

In Mexico, paper currency and coinage are the main means of exchange. Reasons, why some methods of payment are preferable to others, including the following.

Rainfall contains particles that are hazardous to health

Water that we thought was drinkable, captured in this way, is not so drinkable due to chemical elements. They are detected in marine pits, and animal tissues and it is suspected that human beings also have them in their blood.

Get the facts and dispel myths and truths about investing

The reality behind some common investing myths, including whether or not it's the smartest way to make your money grow.

David Alfaro Siqueiros Murals at the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso

At the Old San Ildefonso College, you may learn about the murals painted by David Alfaro Siqueiros.

LIMBOSIM: Virtual simulator for corneal transplants developed

It's a physical representation of the head's anatomy, complete with a layering artificial eye. Santander X Mexico awarded the project second place (2022). Currently, there are about 4,000 people on the cornea transplant waiting list.

What is electronic money comprised of?

This money is in a bank account and moves via the network to make payments. No longer is money backed by a real item, but by the effort and production, we all undertake.

Carlos de Sigüenza y Góngora, an illustrious man of New Spain

Carlos de Sigüenza y Góngora persuaded the inquisitor Martín de Soto Guzmán to authorize his lunaries and almanacs, which would aid the public in agricultural and navigational issues, during a time when scientific knowledge was frowned upon.

Low-cost dialysis and patient autonomy with DIALTIC

This procedure would be carried out using the DIALTIC invention while the person sleeping. About 120.000 people in Mexico need their kidneys replaced.

How many payment methods do you know?

Can you name more than three different ways that money can be transferred? Right this way, we'll fill you in.

The Mayan City of Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico

One of the oldest cities in the peninsula and currently one of the two Magical Towns in Yucatan, Valladolid is fascinating in every way.

The Fascinating Gastronomic Heritage of Mexico City

When it comes to food, Mexico City offers a veritable rainbow of hues, textures, and fragrances. This entire historic district is open for exploration, so you may experience its wonders for yourself.

Hurricane Lisa becomes a tropical storm and heads for Guatemala

Hurricane Lisa will make landfall in Guatemala after bringing torrential rainfall and winds to Belize and will dissipate by Friday in the Bay of Campeche in Mexico.

Counter-guerrilla measures during the second empire

Learn about the laws and systems in place to combat rebels, and how they impacted Julián Ríos's life.

Why Your Wedding or Honeymoon Destination Should Be Mexico

Social gatherings such as vow renewals, anniversaries, and bachelor and bachelorette parties are often a feature of weddings and honeymoons that take place in Mexico.

Investment glossary for beginners. Discover your investor profile

A glossary of terms related to investments for those just starting. Learn more about your profile as an investor.

Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday with a unique history

The altar represents a synthesis of native beliefs and Spanish customs. The event is held in Mexico on November 1st and 2nd. What makes this holiday so special is that people share food with both the living and the dead.

The second Mexican empire, a paradise for the American Southerners

At the beginning of 1865, new colonization bases were announced, recognizing the Mexican Empire's goal of attracting North American settlers eager to relocate to Mexico and cultivate uncultivated territories.

Menopause: A Physiological Stage and a Guide to Be Healthy

Menopause is often mistakenly associated with aging and loss of functionality; living it in the best way possible has to do with prevention.

Knowledge, the main weapon against cancer

It is up to us to avoid developing cancer, to locate it in time, or to cure it. Exaggerated alcohol consumption and being overweight are risk factors.

Here is the legend of copal and its curative smoke

Diego Hernández was charged with using copal in healing rites in October 1679 after being accused of it by a mulatto. This is how the tale develops.

Learn how credit works, and make credit your friend

Your plans probably include getting a loan, so it's important to be familiar with the process. Learn the ins and outs of the many credit options available.

How to control your money with a budget

Create a budget to simplify the financial aspect of things and keep your spending under control. Just follow these steps.

Do you send/receive remittances? Who to pay money to?

Do you expect to receive or send a remittance? When it comes to sending money, we'll fill you in on who's who.

Protect your wallet from fraud, no one is exempt

In this post, we will discuss the most frequent forms of fraud and how you can avoid becoming a victim.

What is inflation and why does it happen?

It's puzzling why the cost of everything has increased. The effects of inflation on your finances should be familiarized with.

Why do we trust the value of money?

Money seems to inspire an unusual amount of trust, which begs the question: how does it work? You can look here for some answers.

How to choose major medical insurance if you're a woman

Every woman deserves to be protected and to have good health. Ensure that you have adequate coverage with significant medical insurance.

TikTok's finfluencers and pros and cons of their content

In this piece, we'll identify these content providers and discuss whether or not they should be trusted as a source of information about personal finance.

Why a piggy bank? Discover the story behind it

There are several theories as to why a piggy bank is an ideal design in which to store money. Continue reading if you want to learn more about this.

José Clemente Orozco's murals at San Ildefonso

Orozco ended up painting over thirty murals, which are scattered across several floors of the San Ildefonso building located in the Historic Center of Mexico City.

Thanatology: the family must engage throughout the mourning

Thanatology cares for both the patient and his or her loved ones, since the family may need assistance more than the patient does.

What are the factors that lead to the loss of fetal life?

Promoting awareness of perinatal, neonatal, and gestational death. Every month, pregnant patients should get a gynecological examination.

China's plan to invest in Latin America moves forward

China is displacing the United States and Europe. It also has important loans in public works, hydrocarbons, and mining, which guarantee silver, zinc, and lithium reservoirs.

Malnutrition in Mexico: It's Harder to Get Food

In Mexico, problems from both developing and industrialized countries coexist, such as a lack of food access, malnutrition, obesity, and diabetes.

Dairy products may reduce intestinal inflammation

Fermented milk, yogurts, certain cheeses, and kefir are just some of the dairy products that have been linked to possible health benefits.

Neoliberal or corporate diet prevails over healthy food choices

Experts warn that the typical corporate diet is centered on ultra-processed meals that are heavy in carbohydrates, salts, and fats.

León, Guanajuato, Mexico: Capital of Footwear and Leather

Leon is the state capital and the largest city in a broad region in the middle of the country because of its thriving manufacturing, service, social, and tourism sectors.

In Mexico, how can you tell if an invoice is fake or legal?

The institution provides methods to identify a fake invoice and confirm that it is a legitimate document to prevent inconsistencies before the SAT.

Better drugs with so-called "click chemistry"

The advantages of the tried and true "click chemistry" method, for which three scientists were given the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Daily use aesthetics of mural-vitral by Francisco Toledo

This work by Francisco Toledo doesn't have a name, and it is made up of 13 round stained glass pieces of different sizes that are set into the two-leaf gate, which also serves as the facade, so that it can be seen both from the outside and the inside.

Benefits of encouraging cabotage competition in commercial aviation

More airlines competing for passengers' business in Mexico would mean more seats, cheaper fares, and more options for air travelers.

Whale Watching in the Southern Patagonia of Puerto Madryn, Argentina

One of the most well-known tourist sites is Puerto Madryn, in the Province of Chubut in Argentine Patagonia, and one of the primary things to do there is whale watching.

What to do if you are in the car during an earthquake?

Following these guidelines can help you stay safe while driving a car, car, or any other vehicle during an earthquake.

Joe Biden confirms visit to Mexico in December 2022

Joe Biden, President of the United States, confirmed his participation in the North American Leaders Summit in Mexico in December 2022.

The best places to stay and eat in Guadalajara and Tequila

Guadalajara and Tequila seem like great destinations; can you recommend any hotels and restaurants for us? Here are several fantastic places to stay and dine.

The Panama Canal: A Great Place to Travel from Atlantic to Pacific

Since its construction, this waterway has reduced marine travel times and now attracts over 900,000 visitors each year, or almost a quarter of all foreign visitors to the country.

Locations in Mazatlan that are guaranteed to give you the chills

Mazatlan is one of Mexico's most visited cities, and for good reason: it's teeming with urban legends and mysterious occurrences.

Parade, exhibits, and shows on the Day of the Dead in Mazatlan

The celebrations for the Day of the Dead in Mazatlan will run from October 27th to November 2nd, providing locals and tourists with a wider range of artistic and cultural options.

Drinking water conservation requires greater investment

The water crisis has worsened in Mexico. The availability of freshwater in the country is 451 billion cubic meters. The largest use is in the agricultural sector. Redistribution of access to this natural resource and a paradigm shift from watershed preservation and restoration is needed.

How to celebrate the Day of the Dead in Los Cabos

You may make the most of the celebrations for the Day of the Dead in Los Cabos by participating in the following five activities.

What role the Catrina plays in the Day of the Dead celebration

In addition to traditional rituals like making sacrifices and decorating graves with marigolds, La Catrina serves as a central figure in Day of the Dead celebrations. See its definition and background here.

Where and what is the habitat of sea turtles in Mexico?

The Mexican Official Standard seeks to preserve the several species of marine turtles found in Mexico, many of which are on the verge of extinction.

Gardens of Mexico for quiet reflection and leisure

At Jardines de Mexico, everything is on a grand scale, just like the experiences that are in store for visitors.

Foreigners denounce real estate fraud in Playa del Carmen

The homeowners disclosed that they were sold the homes at prices starting at $800,000 and going higher and that they rented them out during their absences.

How postal service innovates with new technologies

Use the mail and parcels model to your advantage while the postal service works to improve its services using modern technologies.

Taxco's massive Catrina captures international attention

On its opening day, the carpet, which was woven with cempasúchil flowers grown locally, was seen by 30,000 individuals, most of them visitors.

Walmart in Mexico receives free food import license

AMLO's government gives Walmart a license for free food imports without bureaucratic procedures. President López Obrador stated that the company will be responsible for the quality of imported products.

Latinos are the backbone of the American economy

By 2050, one in every three Americans will be of Latino heritage. The United States is confronted with the dilemma of a labor shortage and the failure to achieve immigration reform.

Mental health problems are poorly understood

70% of Mexicans can handle stress effectively, whereas 30% cannot. Make everyone's mental health and well-being a global priority.

Sustainability in the 21st Century: The Crisis of the Earth

In the last 50 years, the population has doubled, but resource and energy extraction have tripled. Sustainability strategies must be considered a fundamental part of the vision for the future. In 60 years, our ecological footprint has more than doubled due to the excessive use of energy.

Monetary policy in Mexico remains unchanged

The expansion of Mexico's economy, inflation, and public policy were all topics that were evaluated by experts, who then offered their recommendations.

How excessive lighting affects bird migration

Millions of animals perish every year because of the disorientation and collisions caused by too much artificial light. The availability of food is impacted by changes in temperature, humidity, and rainfall patterns brought on by climate change.

Riviera Maya weddings are a perfect blend of romance and party

Visitors from all over the world, both at home and abroad, may easily obtain all they need for a traditional or nontraditional wedding ceremony in the Riviera Maya.

Zimapan: A Typical Colonial Mining Town of Hidalgo

Located 1780 meters above sea level, the mining town of Zimapán has a mild climate, a rich history, and unexpectedly beautiful locations that belie its humble beginnings as a colonial outpost.

A Hallmark of Excellence: The Royal Inns of Castilla y León

Many of the structures that are now Castilla y León's Royal Inns were once homes, monasteries, mills, palaces, schools, or just plain old homes and other buildings with traditional architecture.

As a disorder, dyslexia is mostly ignored around the world

Dropping out of school, having depressive episodes, having stress and worry, and having low self-esteem are all consequences of dyslexia.

The Callejoneadas of Guanajuato revive stories every night

During the tour through the alleys, apart from performing songs, the members of the ensemble represent stories, legends, and short plays or fragments. It is an activity that combines the culture of Guanajuato at night.

Getting Hitched in Las Vegas. The Wedding Capital of the World

Whether it's a romantic destination wedding or a spectacular ceremony for the entire family and friends, Las Vegas is the best spot to "get married."

Cardiovascular disease linked to mental health

There is a fourfold increase in the likelihood of presenting with heart or blood vessel abnormalities in patients who have a diagnosis of depression and/or anxiety.

Worst and best ways to send money to Mexico from the U.S.

The following are the worst and best ways to transfer money from the United States to Mexico when sending remittances.

What are the myths and benefits of egg consumption?

Eggs are a meal that has been given a terrible name due to the myths that surround them, even though there are benefits associated with eating eggs.

Underwater weddings are the trend of the moment

Getting married on the seafloor? All or nearly all of the attendees at an underwater wedding will need to be certified divers or at least comfortable swimming underwater.

Hurricane: Roslyn, a tropical storm, is heading for Puerto Vallarta

The cyclone might strengthen to a Category 2 hurricane before moving close to or over Mexico's west-central coast on Saturday and Sunday night.

Discover mezcal and food tours in San Luis Potosi

One of the best-kept secrets in the country may be found on a cultural trip in San Luis Potosi: mezcal, a spirit drink that pairs nicely with the regional cuisine.

Day of the Dead celebrations will be big in Puerto Vallarta

From October 27th to November 5th, a variety of exciting events have been planned in Puerto Vallarta, including a charro procession, a pyro-musical show, and a large catrina that is expected to break a Guinness Record.

Mazatlan has 10 cases and one suspected case of monkeypox

The director of Health Jurisdiction 5, Cristopher Jonathan Cruz Maa, has confirmed that new cases of monkeypox have been reported in the city of Mazatlan.

Tropical depression Nineteen-E to become Hurricane Roslyn

Tropical Storm Nineteen-E formed in the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday and has the potential to become Tropical Storm Roslyn and eventually a Category 2 Hurricane.

Crime decreased by 50.8% from 2019 to 2022 in Mexico City

Intentional homicide, robbery of pedestrians on public roads, and robbery of transport employees are all on the decline in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area.

Weeks 1 to 6 of the 2022 NFL Season: A Recap

Week six of the NFL season has come to a close, and with it came several shocks. Here is everything you missed from that action-packed day of football.

Latest Game Recaps of the Liga BBVA MX Apertura 2022

Check out the most up-to-date information on the Liga BBVA MX, including the latest scores, statistics, and game schedules. Keep up with the most recent outcomes, news, and more.

What are some fun things to do on Halloween in Cancun?

Learn about the activities that will be going on in Cancun around Halloween, so that you may have a good time celebrating this holiday.

Who runs Merida's, Playa's, and Cancun's drug trade?

Who controls the drug trade in the cities of Merida, Playa del Carmen, and Cancun? This is what the Sedena breach reveals.

What to do if you lose your phone and need to disable it

If you lose your phone and want to prevent anyone from using it, you can have it remotely locked by using one of several options made available by the manufacturer.

Where else but in Acapulco can you have your perfect wedding?

For your wedding, Acapulco offers the most gorgeous harbor in Mexico, the most romantic sunsets, and a beach that murmurs to the rhythm of its waves.

Infections with flesh-eating bacteria spike in Florida after Hurricane Ian

Health officials in Florida have reported an "abnormal increase" in cases of Vibrio vulnificus infections and deaths related to them as a result of contact with floodwaters.

Safeguarding U.S. and Mexican Security Interests in 2022

Adopted at the 2021 High-Level Security Dialogue, the Bicentennial Understanding created a comprehensive, innovative, and long-term strategy for bilateral security cooperation.

Hypothyroidism in dogs, at-risk breeds, and symptoms

Hypothyroidism is a hormonal imbalance that is particularly common in certain dog breeds; it is brought on by inflammation of the thyroid gland, and its signs and symptoms are well-known.

Puerto Colombia: The jewel of Caribbean tourism

How authorities in Puerto Colombia are attempting to follow the lead of Playa del Carmen, a former fishing community in Mexico that is now one of the Riviera Maya's busiest tourist destinations.

A Wedding in Queretaro? Definitely!

An elegant wedding with a very Mexican taste would be perfect in Queretaro, a beautiful historical city with a sophisticated and comfortable ambiance.

How TikTok changes the way you view content

What's more important than your following count, though, is the story you convey. TikTok is used by more than a billion people every day and is available in 75 languages and 150 countries.

How do I transfer ashes or human remains to Mexico?

When a Mexican citizen dies outside the country, the Mexican consulate can help with the necessary paperwork to return their body to Mexico.

Six pillars for developing good self-esteem

People's sense of worth is influenced by the principles and values they hold, therefore cultivating and living by such principles and values is beneficial to the development and maturation of one's character.

Why Jamaica is the perfect place for romantic weddings

Either a waterfall or a church altar on Jamaica's beautiful Caribbean island might serve as the backdrop for the happy couple's wedding.

What will 2023 Bicentennial Understanding actions be?

Information about the meeting one year after the Bicentennial Understanding was signed to stop the trafficking of arms, drugs, and people, as well as what will be done in 2023.

Rich list: These are the wealthiest individuals in Mexico

Even though the global economy seems like it's heading for a recession, four Mexicans are still among the world's 500 richest people.

The cleanest Blue Flag beaches of Los Cabos

To our delight, 60 beaches in Mexico, including those in Los Cabos, have been given the prestigious "Blue Flag" designation for being among the cleanest in the country.

Boats to the Islas Marias: The first tourist ferry arrives in San Blas

The government of San Blas made the announcement that the first ferry had arrived at the dock, marking the beginning of tourist visits to the Islas Marias, via social media.

Gerardo Martino, the coach for the Mexican team in Qatar

Gerardo Martino, an Argentinean coach, will be participating in his second World Cup after leading Paraguay to the quarterfinals in 2010.

The transporter-focused gang Los Diamantes has been disbanded

The accused truck driver robbery gang "Los Diamantes" was dismantled in a joint operation between the SSC and the District Attorney's Office of the capital.

Calaveritas, an essential part of the Day of the Dead menu

Skull candies made of sugar and chocolate are a staple of Day of the Dead celebrations and, in 2022, will play a significant role in the celebrations themselves.

11 people killed in a horrific bar shooting in Guanajuato

11 people are dead after armed men opened fire on the patrons of a bar in Guanajuato.

Caro Quintero's appeal against his transfer to the U.S. accepted for review

A judge in the State of Mexico rejected one of Caro Quintero's petitions to delay his extradition to the United States on September 20.

How much do you know about curing food mushrooms?

What is the pet-protecting Maple Law?

The Maple Law is an initiative that seeks to protect pets in the Mexico City Metropolitan District when they go to establishments that offer services for their care.

How icons of Jesus Christ and Our Lady are painted

Christ stands at the center of all iconography since he was the very first icon ever drawn. Each of the other icons can be traced back to Christ in some fashion or another.

Knowing and applying first aid can save many lives

When administered promptly, first aid has the potential to save a life in a variety of emergency situations.

Ek' Balam, the Ancient Mayan City in the Yucatan Peninsula

All the reasons why weddings in the Riviera Maya are always popular

The Riviera Maya is a popular location for honeymoons and weddings. Over the past few years, it has risen in popularity to become a highly sought-after location.

Why might Mexico City revoke license plates?

There are many reasons why only an authorized traffic agent is allowed to keep your license plates, including the fact that they serve as an identifying record for your vehicle.

What does the bank do when there is an unrecognized charge?

Users of bank cards frequently experience an unrecognized charge; in these situations, Condusef verifies that the bank is abiding by its responsibilities.

Plant-derived bioactive compounds as antineuroinflammatory agents

Many fruits, but especially mango, contain compounds with favorable biological activity for health, according to some studies.

How to clean water tanks to prevent diseases

It is advised that water tanks be cleaned to reduce the risk of sickness, and this sort of container be cleaned at least three times every year.

The lasting impact of Axel Munthe's time at Villa San Michele

Hotels Introduce Fertilizer Program Using Sargassum Seaweed

Only environmentally focused businesses that are interested in processing sargassum for use as fertilizer will be approached for potential partnerships.

The new aquarium in Mazatlan is scheduled to open in March of 2023

According to the project director for the New Mazatlan Aquarium, the building and its equipment are 89 percent finished, and the arrival of the first marine species is scheduled for December.

Mazatlan will keep coronavirus precautions in nightclubs

In Mazatlatlan, some sanitary protocols will be maintained at nightclubs. The application of gel to people at the entrances will not be eliminated.

This year, 20 people in Mazatlan contracted dengue fever

The chairman of the Health Jurisdiction reported that there have been around 47 instances of dengue fever in Mazatlan, of which 20 have tested positive.

When and where will Tropical Storm Karl make landfall?

On its projected path, Tropical Storm Karl will make landfall around the coasts of the states of Tabasco or Veracruz late Friday night or early Saturday.

Key aspects of the law regarding abandoned bank accounts

Examine the highlights of the abandoned bank account law change that was passed by the Chamber of Deputies and the Law of Credit Institutions.

Authentic haciendas in the historic city of Aguascalientes

Aguascalientes, in the center of Mexico, is a popular tourist destination thanks to its haciendas, cattle ranches, agriculture, and rich historical heritage.

What is the schedule for Mexico City's Metro?

These are the schedules for Metro Mexico City, which has been running nonstop since 1969, 365 days a year, giving service to more than 4.6 million customers each day for a full twenty hours.

Prevention is best for dengue fever and rickettsial illness

Both diseases are more common in disadvantaged communities, where people are more likely to be exposed because of factors like employment, socioeconomic status, and a lack of understanding about how to avoid infection.

Take better care of your heart by learning how

The American Heart Association (AHA), the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet, and similar groups have established several recommendations for maintaining heart health.

Spain: Discover the Extremadura experience

With one of the largest and most diverse collections of monuments, Extremadura provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity to discover culture through living it, touching it, experiencing it, and exploring it firsthand.

Injunction granted against ban on sale of electronic cigarettes

A judge granted an injunction and considered unconstitutional the presidential decree that prohibits the sale of electronic cigarettes throughout the national territory.

When does wintertime 2022 start in Mexico?

It's possible that the clock won't be adjusted again after the winter of 2022: When does it alter, and which states in the country are exempt from having the adjustment applied to them?

These are Mexico City's Day of the Dead events in 2022

On the occasion of the Day of the Dead 2022, the government of Mexico City has informed the public about the festivities that will be held in the city.

Mexico coordinates orderly migration with the United States

In response to a request from the Mexican government, the United States has agreed to take steps toward improving regional migration and mobility.

10 countries where you can go on student exchange

Participate in a student exchange program and visit educational institutions in other parts of the world, such as South America, Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East.

The Asian Winter Games will be held in the Saudi Arabia desert

The 2029 Asian Winter Games have been awarded to Saudi Arabia, which will stage world competitions in the sports of skiing and snowboarding in a future megacity in the desert.

How much food is wasted in Mexico per year?

This year, the solid waste sector, including food waste, will be the fifth-largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the country.

Reducing Food Waste: Some Practical Recommendations

Is it a habit to throw away food because of its appearance, forgetfulness in the refrigerator, or simply because you didn't like it or served yourself too much?

What does the World Cup's official song say?

In anticipation of the upcoming World Cup in Qatar in 2022, singer Sebastián Yatra has composed and interpreted a song that you just must listen to during this year's tournament.

Here are 11 strategies for reducing food waste at home

Some helpful suggestions for preventing food waste at home, which can also save you money.

Research: How travelers spread diarrheal diseases

Travelers, both local and foreign, have been blamed in the scientific literature for aiding in the global dissemination of infectious diseases.

The Chamber of Deputies approves the Armed Forces reform

With 28 in favor, the Constitutional Points Commission of the Chamber of Deputies approved the new ruling of the Armed Forces reform sent by the Senate.

October 12: What is honored and why is it no longer Columbus Day?

Wednesday, October 12 marks another year of what used to be known as Columbus Day, a date that raises the question of whether it is a holiday in Mexico.

An Animated Series Based on the Life of Canelo Alvarez

Boxing legend Saul "Canelo" Alvarez is collaborating with Cartuna and Campanario Entertainment to create an adult animated series that is based on his life and career.

The legend behind the famous Kiss Alley in Guanajuato

After three days of being closed for maintenance, Kiss Alley in Guanajuato was reopened by the municipal president.

Should I get a brand-new house, or would a used one do?

When deciding whether to purchase a new or pre-owned property in Mexico, a family's financial situation and the legal requirements for doing so are two of the most important factors to consider.

Bhutan: Get to know the Kingdom of Happiness

To pique your curiosity in traveling to the remote country of Bhutan, which is located above the towering Himalayas, read on.

Army seizes cocaine-laden drug plane in Chiapas

When an Army radar system detected a drug plane flying over the state of Chiapas en route from South America, it was able to intercept the plane and safely seize the drugs.

Seven inmates escape from Cieneguillas prison in Zacatecas, Mexico

After the seven inmates broke out of the Cieneguillas jail in Zacatecas, a robust operation involving the Army and the National Guard was deployed in the area.

What is inflation in Mexico and how does it affect you?

AMLO indicated that there has been a decrease in inflation in Mexico; but, the impact on essential products has increased, thus the burden on households continues to be the same.

Mexico sues Arizona for arms trafficking

On Monday, Mexico initiated a second legal action against the illegal trafficking of arms and five organizations located in the state of Arizona in the United States.

Who are the Los Tequileros gangsters?

In the state of Guerrero, a criminal organization that goes by the name "Los Tequileros" emerged as a significant force several years ago.

Who committed the massacre in San Miguel Totolapan, Guerrero?

Whoever was responsible for the massacre that took place in Totolapan, which took the lives of 20 people, is hiding in the shadows of the lawless state of Guerrero.

Bogota, Colombia: The World's Next Big Business Hub

The city that compels you to think differently is Colombia's capital, which is a location that reimagines itself daily to provide its guests with one-of-a-kind experiences.

The best football players in the Qatar 2022 World Cup

There are only days left until the beginning of Qatar 2022, therefore in preparation for the tournament, we have compiled a list of the 50 finest players who will finish the year wearing the uniform of their respective national teams.

Here's the brief rundown on the Sedena data breach

What exactly was compromised and who is responsible for the hacking attack? Everything we know about the hacking of the Department of Defense's central office is as follows.

Tulum's beaches are excellent locations for kitesurfing

Kitesurfing is one of the many exciting and entertaining water sports that can be enjoyed at Tulum's stunning beaches, which include azure waters and white sand.

This is where to see the statue of Frida, the Navy rescue dog

The Secretary of the Navy presented a living homage to Frida, the rescue dog, who captured the hearts of Mexico for her work after the earthquake in 19S. Frida saved the lives of dozens of people during the disaster.

Julio Urias is the first Mexican champion of effectiveness in the MLB

After being crowned the first Mexican champion of effectiveness in the National League, Julio Urias elevates the reputation of Mexican players in the Major Leagues. Urias is a member of the National League.

Mexicans who will compete in the MLB Playoffs 2022

The participants in this year's postseason of Major League Baseball have been determined, and, as is customary, Mexican players will play a prominent role in the action that will take place in the fall.

What are the symptoms of the H3N2 influenza strain?

Because the H3N2 influenza strain is thought to have the potential to cause fatalities, the United States is on high alert for it. The H3N2 influenza strain is transmitted in the same manner as any other viral infection.

El Comandante Aleman, a member of Los Zetas, goes on trial

El Comandante Aleman is accused of being a part of the Los Zetas cartel and has been charged with drug possession, weapon possession, and money laundering by the Attorney General's Office in Nuevo Leon.

How to avoid falling for phishing scams and protect yourself

Phishing is a type of identity theft that typically takes place online, most frequently through the use of email, and it collects all of the user's personal information to use for fraudulent purposes.

Where to get cheap costumes for Halloween 2022?

People have started getting their costumes ready a few days before Halloween 2022 celebrations begin, but where can they be purchased at a reasonable price?

What are the differences between the Day of the Dead and Halloween?

Although there are some similarities, such as the fact that they are syncretic rituals that coincide with the Christian and Catholic celebration of the faithful departed, there are marked differences.

Mexico's best football players for the Qatar 2022 World Cup

The Mexican National Team, coached by Gerardo Martino, will compete in the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar to win the tournament.

What should be done in case of drug intoxication?

Although the aftereffects of drug intoxication may be delayed for up to 24 hours, medical professionals agree that the sooner treatment is initiated, the better.

How many points did Mexico qualify for the Qatar 2022 World Cup?

After a tense battle with Canada and the United States, the Mexican National Team eventually prevailed and qualified for the World Cup in Qatar in 2022; ultimately, all three teams qualified directly.

These are the ways to contact the President of Mexico

Find out the various options available to Mexican residents for getting in touch with their president, from visiting his office to using the internet.

A turtle sighting on a Nayarit beach takes everyone by surprise

A group of vacationers was standing near a handicrafts stand when they spotted a few baby turtles ambling around. Six out of the eight species of turtles in the world do their egg-laying in Mexico.

Don't miss these incredible astronomical events in November 2022

Major astronomical phenomena will occur in November 2022, the most notable of which are the total lunar eclipse, two meteor showers, and planetary conjunctions.

These are the most common WhatsApp scams

In Mexico, the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) informed the general public about the ways in which they are more likely to fall for WhatsApp scams.

The 2022 NFL season features several Mexican players

Numerous Mexican football players are participating in the exciting 2022 season of the National Football League of the United States.

This is why Durango is known as the city of legends

Durango, a city steeped in myth and history, welcomes tourists to its historic district, which boasts a stunning collection of old buildings and legends.

Why Nayarit's oysters are a delicacy worth seeking out

Visit San Blas and Boca de Camichin to experience the enchantment of the area's diverse cultural traditions and natural beauty, and to sample the delectable fare of the region's restaurants.

Prosecutor investigates Puerto Vallarta hotel femicide

The woman was discovered bound and gagged inside a room at a hotel in Puerto Vallarta. Her hands and feet were also shackled together.

Baja California Sur bids farewell to daylight saving time forever

Ducks and roosters had their throats slashed in Acapulco satanic rites

Witches and warlocks who allegedly perform satanic rituals in Acapulco have been accused of scattering dozens of ducks and white chickens on beaches, most of them with their throats slashed, along with fruits and wrappings in blue rags.

Venturing further into Costa Rica? Check out Puerto Jimenez!

Puerto Jimenez located in the Osa Peninsula, far from the world but very close to nature, offers spectacular tourist products, such as dolphin watching, whale watching, manta rays, birds, flora and fauna, kayaking, zip-lining, and panning for gold in the jungle streams.

Persistent arrival of seaweed on Cozumel island

If the seaweed in Cozumel continues to arrive in this way, it is expected that by the end of the year about 3,500 tons will reach the island.

Key aspects of Mexico's labor reform to increase vacation days

The labor reform could go into force as early as 2023, but it will not apply retrospectively; it will place Mexico in the middle of the regional pack.

U.S. agrees to extend T-MEC consultations on energy policy

The minimum amount of time of 75 days for negotiations between Mexico and the United States to establish an agreement on energy problems as part of the T-MEC has been fulfilled.