Celebrate Christmas the Mexican Way with Mexicanist

LED lights not only sparkle but also save energy, making your holiday merry and eco-friendly.

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How to Avoid Drowning in Holiday Garbage

Deck the halls with eco-cheer! Alfonso de la Vega Rivera warns of a 30% surge in waste during Mexico's Christmas season. His recipe for a greener holiday? Local gifts, LED lights, and natural trees. Ditch the disposables, unwrap a sustainable celebration.

Avoiding Credit Card Grinchiness: Morales shares tips to keep your holiday budget merry and bright. 🎄💰

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A Scrooges Guide to Surviving Christmas on a Budget

'Tis the season to spend wisely! Eufemia Basilio Morales warns that Christmas cheer can be a financial Grinch. With 50% of bonuses vanishing into festivities, Morales advises a budget, avoiding credit card debt, and snagging January deals for a ho-ho-ho-some Christmas! 🎄💰

Santa's sleigh, now equipped with quantum teleportation modules, takes a festive quantum leap into the future.

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Is Santa Zooming at Light Speed or Teleporting Globally?

Santa's festive journey gets a quantum twist! Researcher Posadas suggests St. Nick might use quantum teleportation or the speed of light to zip across the globe. Move over reindeer, Santa's sleigh is getting a tech upgrade for a quantum leap in gift delivery!

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Puerto Vallarta's Christmas Festival Lights Up the Bay

Puerto Vallarta's Christmas Festival 2023 is set to dazzle with the First Christmas Parade on December 13, featuring 30+ floats. From whale watching to record-breaking tourism, this city is the epitome of festive magic, boasting safety, joy, and economic success.

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

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Tips for choosing safe Christmas presents for children

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Hints for keeping the holiday weight gain at bay

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How to recycle your Christmas tree

Good news for the new year, new reality: set your pieces in place.

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New year, new reality: get your pieces right

Most of the calendars in the world have to do with the orbital motion of the Earth around the Sun.

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In 2022 we will celebrate 440 years of commemorating the New Year on January 1

Most calendars in the world have to do with the orbital motion of the Earth around the Sun. The date was established in the Gregorian calendar, established by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582. Kiribati and American Samoa are the first and last places, respectively, to welcome the new year.