Urban artists transform walls in the Guadalupe neighborhood of San Miguel de Allende
Urban artists have returned to the walls of the Guadalupe neighborhood in San Miguel de Allende to express their art and add new works to the cultural heritage that characterizes this area. A dozen creators from different states of the country are participating in this meeting convened by COcelotl. What began as a cultural project […]
The most important caravan of high-end sports cars in Latin America arrives in Taxco
With an atmosphere full of adrenaline, tradition and culture, the high-end sports car event “Bash Road Tour”, the most important car caravan in Latin America, arrived in the silver city. The Plaza Borda of the colonial city was the setting for this event that attracted the attention of residents, visitors and tourists, who enjoyed this […]
Are you ready for another trip to the past? Second edition of the Retro Bazaar will arrive in Aguascalientes
The Second Edition of Retro Bazaar will be held in Aguascalientes on December 7 and 8 at the Deportivo Ferrocarrilero, from 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. This invitation has been extended to society in general, however, it is mainly aimed at lovers of collecting, there will be items from the 70s, 80s and 90s. It […]
Hidalgo celebrates Jaguar Conservation Week with educational and cultural activities
In the framework of the International Jaguar Day, the State Biodiversity Commission of Hidalgo (COESBIOH) and the College of Bachelors of the State of Hidalgo (COBAEH) joined forces to carry out the Jaguar Conservation Week, an initiative that highlighted the importance of protecting this emblematic species and its natural environment. Among the highlighted activities was […]
Investments and the World Cup force Hidalgo to combat highway robberies
Hidalgo led the incidence of highway robberies and assaults last year, a security problem that has become more sensitive in the face of investments and opportunities that are approaching for the state. Mercado Libre made an investment in Hidalgo, the 2026 World Cup is just around the corner, as well as the consolidation of the […]
The Regional Museum of Tlaxcala honors the social and cultural fabric of corn with the photographic exhibition La Trenza
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), through the INAH Tlaxcala Center and the Regional Museum of Tlaxcala, inaugurated the photographic exhibition La Trenza by the artist Malena Díaz, celebrating the fundamental role of corn as a symbol of identity and social cohesion in the history of Tlaxcala, within the framework of the 500 […]
History of Ajusco, one of the forests of Mexico City
The Mexican capital is surrounded by large volcanoes and hills accompanied by beautiful forest areas. To the south we have the famous Cumbres del Ajusco National Park, an area with privileged nature and one of the few places in the capital where snow falls during the winter season. Here we tell you about the history […]
Animal abuse and abandonment in Mexico City, a problem without clear statistics and with a low budget
Olivia Núñez, an independent rescuer from the Cuemanco pier, south of Mexico City, has rescued more than 5,000 dogs and cats in her twenty years of service, and warns that there is an overpopulation in the state’s shelters due to the increasing abandonment of these. The resources allocated to animal care represent only 1.15% of […]
Did you know that you are walking on a beach on Chapultepec Avenue?
Can you believe it? All this time we lived deceived, because archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have revealed that they discovered a dock and a canal in what was Chapultepec beach, right where the avenue and the forest of Mexico City are now. Discoveries reveal that there was a beach […]