By Sarah DeVries There’s been a lot of talk lately about the significant increase in both visitors and immigrants, mostly from north-er North America to Mexico, and it’s got me thinking about what it means to be a gracious newcomer. I don’t really count as a newcomer myself. I came to live in Mexico back […]
Por Paola Velasco Jalpa es una comunidad muy pintoresca de San Miguel de Allende, y por su belleza natural es considerado entre los locales como “pueblo mágico”. Se ubica a 20 minutos sobre la carretera hacia Querétaro y vale la pena visitarla. El próximo 24 de septiembre, de 10 de la mañana a 7 de […]
Por Paola Velasco La gastronomía española es una de las mejores del mundo, su base es la cebolla, el ajo y los pimientos. Comúnmente se utilizan las hierbas, la salvia … Leer más Por Carmen Rioja Recientemente tuvimos la suerte de ir a comer en el Ten Ten Pie al Carbón. Un negocio familiar con […]
By Rodrigo Díaz, Bernardo Moreno and Josemaría Moreno Reading an article on cybernetic power, we remember the concern that has been felt in this regard —since the creation of the internet— and that has inevitably manifested itself in artistic expression. Roger Bartra’s article talked about the capacity (clearly unequal) that different nations have regarding their […]
By Angela Joy Have you had the pleasure of learning about the 24-Hour Association in San Miguel de Allende? It is truly a remarkable organization that shows its love and … Leer más By Ann Kuffner The June 11th Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Miguel de Allende (UUFSMA) service will highlight music – especially Chamber […]
By Alejandro Angulo On July 8, the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biological Diversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) issued a press release. It stated: “Billions of people, both in developed and … Leer más Carbon Bonds for the local market, the proposal in Querétaro By Alejandro Angulo Carbon Bonds is an economic market instrument and, at […]
By Ángel Marín Díaz Keith from Chicago, Il. Hi Angel, I am looking to relocate to Mexico, as an expat “first timer”, and I have several questions. I don’t mean to overwhelm you, but if you could please answer what you can as I am sure many others have the same questions. I have been […]
Estate Planning in Mexico: Part 2 of 5. You can read part 1 Here. By Angel Marin Diaz Thank you for all your questions last week; this week, we are looking at the delicacies of preparing properly for the eventuality of death in a foreign country. This is an acute situation we speak of as […]
By Alejandro Angulo Last week, beekeepers from the Apicultores de Bacalar cooperative reported the death of 1,800 bee hives from 50 apiaries due to fumigation in fields of Mennonite crops. According to the beekeepers, this situation will cause economic losses estimated at 10 million pesos. The problem was the spraying of large areas of corn, […]
By Jeffrey Sipe and Nina Rodriguez Producer/director Helmut Dosantos’ feature debut, “Gods of Mexico” (Dioses de Mexico), is a poetic documentation of the great variety of indigenous and afro-descendant groups around Mexico who lead arduous lives in numerous environments, the commonality being their distance from a modernity that is still, however precariously, at bay. Like […]
Por Fernanda Noriega Eugenio Vargas, miembro del Estudio Jurídico Integral Sánchez, Armas y Vargas, es un sanmiguelense apasionado de las tradiciones del pueblo y de la paz que encuentra en … Leer más Casa San José Por Fernanda Noriega En la esquina de las calles nuñez y mesones, se encuentra una de las casas más […]
Por Alejandro Angulo Para el 2050 dos terceras partes de la población mundial serán urbanitas, con todas sus consecuencias positivas y negativas. Caminamos hacia ciudades compactas y verticales, lo cual … Leer más Por Alejandro Angulo Finalmente, después de una batalla por años, la ONU resolvió declarar el Derecho Humano a un Medio Ambiente Sano […]
Saltar al contenido « Todos los Eventos Jan – 25 Birria cooking class – Finca Luna Serena Our culinary cooking journey with our staff continues. This time we have selected a recipe to help pass a chilly day or evening in our cold mountain air. A unique lamb stew called “birria de borrego”. 12 to […]
By Israel Molina The National Auto Parts Industry (INA) revealed a favorable earnings forecast of US$112 billion for 2023. This represents a growth of 4.7%, but different variables need to be applied throughout the year, which will adjust the real figures. Julio Galván, manager of economic studies at the INA, stated that in February, there […]
