By Don Krim And they are off! Jóvenes Adelante’s call for applicants to the 2022 class of scholars has just opened, and the early bird applicant numbers scream of determined aspiration and need! In just 2 weeks there have been 155 applications submitted on the heels of over 700 viewings of the application orientation video […]
By Libera Lang Numbers speak. The surface of the Allende dam is larger than the urban area of San Miguel with a perimeter of 66 kilometers. The water lily infestation is the size of the city and 20% more. It covers 74% of the water surface, equivalent to 3,333 trailers of 45 tons each. Twenty […]
By Alejandro Angulo Is climate change just an increase in temperature and an increase in temperature and atmospheric particulate matter? Or does it also affect food supplies? Today’s food security crisis is beginning to be seen as a synergistic effect of climate change. This is due, among other factors, to droughts and temperature increases that […]
Por Raoul Rodríguez En mi última entrega te enseñé cómo calcular las ganancias y las pérdidas fiscales al momento de vender un título en el mercado de valores. ¡Me encantaría poder decir que siempre hay ganancias! Pero para los inversionistas, las pérdidas son el otro lado de una misma moneda. Mucho se ha escrito a […]
By Jesús Aguado On the road to Querétaro, between the mountains of La Márgara and Támbula—where the natives say the rain is born—are 18 industrial buildings that have changed the lives of the residents in the area. There, international companies have invested over US$1 billion, and over 6,250 jobs have been created. Access to the […]
Mexico News Daily Staff Japanese carmaker Toyota will invest another US$328 million in its plant in Apaseo el Grande, Guanajuato, to adapt its production processes to build its recently announced … Leer más By Travis Bembenek The recent appreciation of the Mexican peso against the U.S. dollar has been a topic of much debate and […]
Por Rodrigo Díaz Guerrero Alejandro Vasconcelos Peña llegó a San Miguel de Allende hace poco más de trece años, y desde entonces —cuando lo conocí— ha dedicado su tiempo y su talento al tema medioambiental, a la cosecha, y a todo lo relativo al agave. Y aunque su primera carrera fue la ingeniería mecánica por […]
Por Josemaría Moreno El 21 de junio se conmemora el Día internacional del Yoga, y para celebrarlo, traemos a colación este texto que marca el regreso del gran escritor francés … Leer más Por Jorge Francisco Hernández “No; no es corriendo, no es en el tumulto de gentes y en el apresuramiento de cien cosas […]
By Sal Guarino When a mutual friend introduced Robert Nicolosi (then 29) and me (34) for the first time in a New York City pizzeria in 2002, he had no … Leer más By Sal Guarino San Miguel de Allende is rightly celebrated for its variety of outstanding artists. Today, it is with great pleasure […]
By Ángel Marín Díaz Recently, I have been asked with great frequency, “What happens when, and if, I die in Mexico?” This may be due to the influx of “newbies” across the country, i.e., new residents who are increasing the size of our “guest community”—people spending a lot more time in Mexico. Whether looking for […]
Por Alejandro Angulo La discusión sobre la iniciativa de Ley de Aguas en el Estado ha permeado y aún no termina, sólo es el inicio de muchos argumentos a favor … Leer más Por Alejandro Angulo En alcance a la primera parte, en torno del vital líquido de la vida, parto de que la responsabilidad […]
By Francisco Peyret “Through complex community rituals, some centuries-old indigenous communities keep alive and robust their identity and sense of belonging on this cultural frontier between volcanic Mesoamerica and semi-desert Aridoamerica, mainly around the upper sub-basin of the Laja River and its tributaries. Historical communities with deeper and more syncretic traditions due to their Mesoamerican […]
By Fredric Dannen No one with more than a passing interest in modern theater can overlook the contributions of the German dramatist and poet Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956). In plays such as Mother Courage and her Children and Galileo, Brecht employed what he called a “distancing effect,” using devices such as breaking up the narrative with […]
by Carmen Rioja “Living as an expat in Mexico has its own unique set of challenges. From finding a place to live, to learning the language, to navigating the cultural nuances, the process of acclimatization can be daunting. Fortunately, AI (artificial intelligence) offers an array of tools that can help expats make the transition smoother. […]
