By Francisco Peyret Until the end of the 20th century it was difficult to think that a public figure could survive a bad publicity campaign. But with the advent of the internet, large corporations took over the main media outlets on the planet. According to the study called «Mom México,» eleven families own the main […]
By Francisco Peyret San Miguel de Allende is a destination that showed in 2018, before the pandemic, the arrival of 1.6 million visitors with an economic income of 6,682 million pesos. National tourism primarily fed its composition, according to data from the Guanajuato State Secretary of Tourism (which represented 52% and state (34%) of the […]
By Francisco Peyret President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, after celebrating March 18’s 75th anniversary of the expropriation of oil in Mexico, was highly criticized by the opposition for his energy policy; however, it seems that global trends are proving him right. López Obrador mainly talks about energy sovereignty. He has invested many economic and political […]
The Differences Between Mexico and the United States By Francisco Peyret After four U.S. citizens disappeared on the border with Tamaulipas during the last few weeks, we have endured a battle of back-and-forth declarations. A series of meetings occurred between the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, his opponents, Republican congressmen, and representatives of the […]
By Carola Rico In the August 11 edition of Atencion San Miguel, we announced three new hotels that will be opening soon: Pueblo Bonito, Hyatt and Cleviá. These are international brands that plan to open in San Miguel by the end of 2022 and the beginning of 2023. However, in an exclusive interview, the mayor […]
By Signe Hammer Come join Pro Musica at our beloved annual end-of-season Garden Concert! Enjoy your favorite hits from Broadway’s most beloved musicals in a magical private garden in Guadiana, with almost unlimited Prosecco and delectable canapés during a leisurely intermission. Back by popular demand, after last year’s sold-out performance, we welcome internationally renowned countertenor […]
By Oriol Bolaño Ignacio Lacunza Magaña, current president of the Mexican Association of the National Real Estate Professionals (AMPI), emphasizes the need for a good real estate agent for commercial and residential real estate transactions. A major advantage of getting good real estate advice is avoiding risks and choosing the right property for the budget […]
By Francisco Peyret This Sunday, March 26, at 3pm, don’t miss the first Cuban music concert at Coyote Flaco restaurant. Enjoy the music of Gabriel Hernandez and Luis Gasca, along with other renowned artists that will create an unforgettable afternoon. Gabriel Hernández is the promoter of this concert. He was born in Cuba on July […]
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 … Leer más Por Elenne Castro En México se inauguró el primer laboratorio de aceleramiento de las Proptech Latam Disruption Lab del sector inmobiliario. El […]
By Heidi Wulfers We have many interesting and handsome cats at the S.P.A. We have tabbies and calicos along with tuxedos and Siamese-like cats with bright blue eyes. We also regularly have a ginger or two. A few years ago, I adopted an orange cat from the S.P.A. When I put his photo up on […]
By Deborah Bickel “You may not control life’s circumstances but getting to be the author of your life means getting to control what you do with them.» These are the words of the physician and writer Atul Gawande, the author of “Being Mortal,” one of the best and most timely books on growing older and […]
Por Fernanda Noriega – Tu negocio debe llamarse “Luna de Queso” – recomendó Maya. A sus cortos 7 años no se fue consciente del impacto que su ocurrencia inocente, espontánea, tendría sobre la personalidad de este singular proyecto. Mariana Peraza, una mujer auténtica, espontánea y apasionada habla hoy de la historia que ha transitado como […]
By Saul Garpe Are you thinking of traveling to the Riviera Maya from San Miguel de Allende? Or more specifically, are you thinking of visiting Playa del Carmen? You may ask: “Is it worth paying 2,200 pesos per person plus food and drinks to visit Xcaret?” This is almost the same cost of a round-trip […]
By Ann Kuffner From 2014 to 2019, the Reverend Nancy Palmer Jones and Karin Lin crisscrossed the United States, visiting Unitarian Universalist congregations committed to building a truly inclusive, equitable, joyful, multicultural, antiracist Beloved Community. They absorbed all of the stories that they heard, the places they saw, the histories they witnessed, and the warm […]