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Leo Dan Was Called a “Healer” for His Friendship with Pachita
The Argentine singer Leo Dan witnessed the healing gifts of Pachita, which inspired him to write a book about faith. Photo: @nelvaldez The music world began 2025 in mourning after...
Escrito por: Alejandra Jiménez
Teresa Mendoza: The Mysterious Disappearance of Jacobo Grinberg’s Wife
The disappearance of Jacobo Grinberg, the renowned Mexican scientist celebrated for his groundbreaking studies on consciousness and telepathy, remains one of Mexico’s most puzzling mysteries. Recent investigations, however, have cast...
Escrito por: Alejandra Jiménez
23 Years Since the September 11 Attacks
More than two decades later, the shadow of the September 11, 2001 attacks looms as large as the Twin Towers once did. Photo: Expreso This September 11 marks 23 years...
Escrito por: Alejandra Jiménez
Labor Day: What It Is and Why It’s Celebrated in September
Labor Day isn't just about honoring the hard work of employees; it also marks one of the most anticipated shopping seasons in the United States. Photo: Southern Living In many...
Escrito por: Alejandra Jiménez
The last civilian execution in Mexico was in Sonora
The last execution by firing squad in Sonora took place during the early hours of June 18, 1957, against "sátiro" Juan Zamarripa and Francisco Ruiz Corrales, for sexual assault and...
Escrito por: David Adrián Jaquez
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
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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