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Yesterday, just one day after Pope Francis’ arrival in Mexico City, he challenged Mexican political and social leaders to take care of its citizens through “adequate housing, dignified employment, food, true justice, effective security, a healthy and peaceful environment." Making...
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Last fall I was fortunate enough to go on a Press Trip to Puerto Vallarta. What I found while on the trip is there are a few items you don't want to forget (and I did) when you head to... Read More »
Mexicali’s 2014 Fiestas del Sol Fair The fair is coming to Mexicali Fiestas del Sol, the annual fair event held in Mexicali, will be happening 26 September through 12 October, 2014. The fair will have carnival rides, go carts, midway... Read More »
Getting back and forth between Mexico’s Baja peninsula and mainland Mexico doesn’t have a long excruciating drive, you can take the ferry... Read More »
On May 10, 1922, Rafael Alducin declared in the Excelsior newspaper that each year children and those who brought them into being should be celebrated...
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There are many items that are prohibited from being imported or exported into Mexico. Read this article to know what you can bring in or take out...
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Mexico’s “Fiestas Patrias” or Patriotic Holidays are held to celebrate three different constitutions, popular leaders and historical battles...
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In 1519, when Hernán Cortés arrived in Mexico, the Aztecs were wearing Serape type garments made of cotton and agave cactus, dyed with fruits and insects...
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Over a thousand years ago, ancient Mexicans drank an alcoholic substance made from fermented sap, extracted from the heart of the agave cactus...
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Hundreds of amateur and professional boxing world champions have come from Mexico. Mexico has produced more world boxing champions than any other nation... Read More »