Por Carola Rico El nuevo Laboratorio de Análisis Clínicos de la Cruz Roja de San Miguel de Allende es un espacio que se conecta a una serie de buenas gestiones por parte de la actual administración, presidida por Leticia Fernández de Noyola. El laboratorio está ubicado en el libramiento Manuel Zavala 117 y estará a […]
By Ángel Marín Díaz Ricardo Perez, from Southern California, asks: Buenos días, Angel. Would you please explain what role the US Embassy plays in case I pass away here in lovely Mexico. Honestly, I have called them (US Embassy) many times but never have heard back. Gracias, Angel! Angel responds: Hello, Ricardo. Yes, even in post-COVID […]
By Elizabeth Adlung Over the past nine years since its founding, 100 Women Who Care has raised almost 3,000,000 pesos, reports Susan Page, Steering Committee Member. The funds were contributed to 42 of San Miguel de Allende’s many non-governmental organizations that provide services to impoverished communities around San Miguel. Page will explain how 100 Women […]
By Kathleen Bohné Below you will find an excerpt from the July 31 edition of “La Semana” newsletter. To read more and subscribe, please visit www.themexpatriate.com “Facing the public is a sign of openness, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that citizen requests are honored…I think they are confusing the communicativeness of the government—the daily press […]
Por Fernanda Noriega Aunque la fecha por excelencia para disfrutar del platillo de Chiles en Nogada es el 15-16 de septiembre, aniversario de la Lucha de Independencia, es desde el mes de agosto que los árboles de granada nos regalan sus frutos por montones y, por ello, no podemos resistirnos para preparar este simbólico platillo. […]
“Un día perfecto es preparar todo para mi función de Flamenco” A las siete de la mañana preparo un lunch para mi hija que cursa la preparatoria, y luego corremos para llegar a tiempo a la escuela. Al regresar, con toda calma y tomando siempre un expresso doble ¡comienza la fiesta! Soy directora artística de […]
By Charles Miller This week I was asked a question to which I had tried and failed to provide a satisfactory answer 50 years ago. The first occasion was when I was a teenager working in a camera shop. After a half century to think about it, I believe I now have a more comprehensive, […]
By José Arturo Morales Tirado In this rich Frontier of the Tierra Adentro (Mexico’s interior central highlands), as we’ve seen, our natural and cultural heritage has been simmering between encounters and disagreements, aggressive and cordial, in various spaces and with different ethnic groups from this continent, including Mexico, and the diverse Mesoamerican ethnic groups, from […]
Por Carola Rico Personal de Gobierno del Estado del comité de ética e igualdad del Instituto Estatal de Capacitación de Guanajuato, en seguimiento con su plan de actividades para este 2022, convocó al personal de todas las áreas a la plática: “Las heridas emocionales y sus consecuencias”, impartidas por el Dr. Luis Jaime Hernández en […]
By Rodrigo Díaz Guerrero, José María Moreno, y Bernardo Moreno What is the origin of the political notions of right and left? What does it mean to be right wing or left wing? This demarcation first appeared in France in 1789, during the National Constituent Assembly, as a product of the French Revolution. It was […]
Previo a la media noche del 10 de octubre, los invitados—familiares—de los nuevos miembros del Ayuntamiento comenzaron a llegar al salón de cabildos. También llegaron quienes ocupan las distintas direcciones. … Leer más Vecinos de varias colonias en el área de San Luis Rey, convocaron a reunión en el área que se realizan trabajos en […]
By Paola Velasco and Francisco Peyret We live in a completely globalized world that allows us to have products from anywhere in the world. At the same time, however, this globalization has greatly harmed Mexican producers. Think for a moment, where does the food you put on your table come from? Who produces it? During […]
The traditional altar of the Day of the Dead arrived last Friday at Rockefeller Center in New York, one of the most emblematic places in the city that this year, … Leer más Two huge sculptures alluding to Oaxacan alebrijes have been installed in the vicinity of Rockefeller Center, considered the heart of New York […]
Por Lydia Carey Oaxaca tiene tantas cosas que ofrecer: comida increíble, hermosos paisajes, arquitectura encantadora, pero una joya subestimada son las pequeñas destilerías familiares del Estado esparcidas por todo el campo. Aquí encontrarás a los maestros del mezcal, el “elixir de los dioses”. Es una superestrella de rápido crecimiento entre los licores destilados en todo […]
