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Mexico and the United States reach agreement on border water debt
Mexico and the United States have agreed to the immediate delivery of water to settle the deficit with Texas, in compliance with the 1944 Water Treaty.  Grecia Bojórquez / NORO...
Escrito por: Grecia Bojorquez
Sonoran chain Caffenio makes its debut in Arizona with its first location in Mesa
The Sonoran coffee chain, Caffenio, opened its first store in Mesa, Arizona, marking its entry into the U.S. market. Ricardo Amador/NORO Caffenio, a coffee chain originating from Sonora, took an...
Escrito por: Ricardo Amador
Baila el Pueblo Fest in Arizona
KXCI presents Baila el Pueblo, a vibrant desert music festival celebrating the rich cultural diversity of our region. This exciting event will showcase a dynamic lineup of musical traditions from...
Escrito por: Alejandra Jiménez
Tex-mex food: the origin of gastronomic fusion that unites Mexico with the United States
Tex-Mex cuisine, known for its Mexican-influenced dishes originating from Texas, stands as the flagship American food of the state, marking the genesis of this fusion. Tex-Mex food has garnered widespread...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Why people celebrate Cinco de Mayo? That’s the most “Americanized” Mexican celebration
In the United States, the 5th of May is celebrated as an expression of pride in Mexican heritage, showcasing the significant presence of the Mexican-American community The Cinco de Mayo...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Exploring Arizona’s Street Art Scene with Yaqui Muralist Anitra Molina
Through graffiti, the artist Anitra Molina, aka Yukue, represents the identity of the Yaqui people in Arizona “Yukue” means rain in Cahíta, the language spoken by native peoples of Sinaloa...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Olvera Street: this is the origyn of the city of Los Ángeles
The history of Los Angeles began on Olvera Street, an emblematic place that honors Mexico and its influence on the origin of the city Have you ever heard of the...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Tamales: The Reason for a ‘War’ in the U.S. in the early 1900s
A series of isolated violent events in the United States gave rise to what is called the Tamale War, which occurred in the early 20th century. The tamale is one...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Challenges and Opportunities in Nearshoring: Mexico 2030 Vision
Nearshoring represents a great opportunity for Mexico, but it also poses challenges that require long-term vision and political and business will. Nearshoring, the practice of relocating production to nearby countries...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Tijuana Airport: the 4th largest in Mexico
With an average transit of 9 million passengers per year, Tijuana Airport is the fourth most important hangar in Mexico. Tijuana International Airport and the Cross Border Xpress (CBX) bridge...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Arizona Ballet presents the 2nd season of “Juan Gabriel”
The staging of Arizona Ballet's "Juan Gabriel" returns in 2023 with a second season at Phoenix's Symphony Hall in October. The Arizona Ballet, led by Luis Javier Corrales, offers a...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Silicon Valley Bank Collapse and its Effects on Mexico
The Silicon Valley Bank experienced a collapse last Friday, March 10, at a historic pace. This could have repercussions in Mexico The Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) experienced a collapse last...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
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