By Natalie Taylor Richard Simeone was born and raised in the United States; he came from Boston, Massachusetts, where he also went to school. In 1963, he graduated from Columbia University with a Ph.D. in Philosophy and Logic. Instead of pursuing his field of studies, he went into real estate by joining his father’s construction […]
Por Fernanda Noriega La Secretaría de Salud actualizó el primer semáforo epidemiológico de COVID-19 del 2022, el cuál estará en vigencia hasta el domingo 23 de enero, y en donde se identifica a 19 estados en verde y tres en naranja como parte de “la cuarta ola”. Algo que es alentador es que no habrá […]
By Lee Harris Poets from the Minneapolis, Minnesota, area will collaborate with a special reading of their poetry for the San Miguel Poetry Cafe online on December 7. Kathleen Wedl, Paula Reed Nancarrow, and Lee C. Thomas will weave together their poetic voices, rather than following the traditional turn-taking of individual poets of many poetry […]
By Judy Newell Mexico News Pacific Coast of Mexico With thousands of miles of coastline, Mexico has plenty of different beach destinations to get excited about. The Pacific coast boasts the beauty of Banderas Bay, hosting Punta Mita´s opulent accommodations, surf spots, mesmerizing sunsets, and Puerto Vallarta’s quaint cobblestone streets and red tiled roofs. A […]
By Joseph Plummer Racism is rampant in the United States and the world, and no one acknowledging this truth can deny significant change must be made. Growing numbers of white people share the outrage of people of color over this fact and want to fight for racial justice. Katerina Barron, Sunday’s Guest Speaker for the […]
By Natalie Taylor As soon as you walk in through the glass doors at Casa Nostra you are taken by the open spaces, and the fine art work throughout. Marco … Leer más By Jesús Aguado Along Calle San Francisco, there is a section with banks, hotels, and restaurants, and you might think that no […]
By Charles Miller The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing exponentially. The “things” are all of the many devices whose functionality may now be enhanced by connecting to the internet. The list of internet-connected home automation devices can include light bulbs, doorbells, music systems, thermostats, refrigerators, crockpots, printers, security cameras, televisions, smoke alarms, exercise equipment, […]
By Fernanda Noriega It is not news that San Miguel de Allende receives a large number of visitors and tourists every day who enliven the streets of the city with their hubbub. But if you think about it a bit, those who are responsible for giving these tourists the unforgettable experience they hope for are […]
By Susan Page 100 Women Who Care will hold our next meeting on Monday, January 17, at the Rosewood Hotel. In spite of our name, we welcome men to join us! We have reached an exciting milestone! Together, we have raised more than three million pesos (about US$150,000) for San Miguel de Allende non-profit organizations […]
By Kathleen Bohné “When a language dies, so much more than words are lost. Language is the dwelling place of ideas that do not exist anywhere else.” Robin Wall Kimmerer “We will continue our fight until our lands are restored. We can claim victory the moment that they have given back the last hectare, the […]
By Don Patterson Citizens arrived all day long. Some people came into my office requesting information, many with complaints, some trying to get out of paying fines and one with an accusation of corruption by the inspectors. Over the next year many more accusations of corruption came to my office. During the first week I […]
Por Carola Rico El 2022 será un ciclo de transición, sentando las bases para los cambios que el mundo de la post pandemia global, nos exige. Atención San Miguel también cierra con nuevos conceptos y transformaciones en las que estamos trabajando para llevar información más fresca, oportuna y de interés para todos, a través de […]
By Andrés Rodríguez The story of Julia Cortez is known to many and has been told ad nauseam. Her life has been marked by the 10 minutes that she was able to talk with the guerrilla Ernesto Guevara, Che, after his capture and before he was executed on October 9, 1967. She prepared a peanut […]
Gabriel Arturo Yáñez Saldaña: Es licenciado en criminología. Fue director de Seguridad en San Miguel de 2012-2015. Édgar Bautista: Es arquitecto. Fue Director de Desarrollo Urbano de 2011-2015. En … Leer más Luego que se convirtiera en presidente electo, Mauricio Trejo publicó las cinco acciones con que iniciaría su administración. Si bien, cuatro todavía […]