Pigmentocracy, a term coined by Chilean physiologist Alejandro Lipschütz in the mid-twentieth century, defines the way in which the Spanish colonies in the American continent hierarchized the people of the American continent
Escape the hustle of Mexico City with a sun-kissed, affordable getaway to Valle de Bravo, just under three hours away. This charming lakeside town offers paragliding, hiking, cozy stays, and rich culture. Enjoy vibrant markets, stunning nature, and delicious local cuisine.
Key ingredients like lemon, rice, and hibiscus for Mexico's aguas frescas, a staple of the nation’s culture. These refreshing drinks, rich in tradition and nutrients, are a perfect companion for patriotic celebrations and classic Mexican dishes.
Mexico’s avocado exports to the U.S. have thrived for decades due to strict compliance with sanitary standards. Now, the U.S. has entrusted Mexico’s Senasica with orchard inspections, a testament to Mexico’s agricultural capabilities.
Mexico’s drug trafficking history is a tale of powerful cartels, ruthless violence, and widespread corruption. From the rise of the Guadalajara Cartel to the dominance of the Sinaloa Cartel, the drug trade has had a devastating impact on the country.