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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
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
Texas police will be able to arrest and deport immigrants in the United States.
Texas police will have the authority to stop, arrest, and detain migrants under new charges of state-level illegal entry. It also allows state judges to issue de facto deportation orders...
Escrito por: David Adrián Jaquez
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
Binational Tour 2023 ‘Migrant Heart’: Nostalgia and Roots
The Binational Tour 2023 "Migrant Heart", consisting of 40 works by 23 Mexican and Mexican-American artists, will travel across the United States throughout the year. The Binational Tour 2023 "Migrant...
Escrito por: Sofía Isadora Salazar
Bracero Program: how Mexicans kept the United States afloat under harsh conditions
Between 1942 and 1964, the Bracero Program operated to regulate the temporary work of Mexicans in the United States . In the context of World War II, the United States...
Escrito por: Valentín Eduardo
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