Mexico’s INAH discovers pre-Hispanic funerary system in Nayarit

About 1,000 years ago, a collection of skeletons was strategically buried in Mexico: Skulls were stacked and femurs were placed in their section. Since then, the burial remained hidden underground — until now. Archaeologists in the town of Pozo de Ibarra, Nayarit, Mexico, recently discovered the trove of bones amid a sewage network construction project, […]

Women towards the presidency of Mexico, a new era?

For the first time in Mexico’s history, there is a high probability that a woman will win the presidency, according to the trends in the polls and the coalitions of the parties that support Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez. So far, both candidates show greater strength and presence before the electorate. The possibility of having […]

Francisco Javier Estrada the great Mexican inventor

Francisco Javier Estrada was born on February 11, 1838. He did his first studies in San Luis Potosí, and then moved to continue them in Mexico City. In 1854, at the age of 16, he entered the College of San Ildefonso and completed the first year of high school. He later enrolled in the pharmacy […]