Mexico at a glance.
Islas Marías
Discover the extraordinary life on Mexico's Islas Marías – home to yellow-headed parrots, serene Marías Island rabbits, and mysterious crab spiders. This secluded paradise holds an ecological tapestry found nowhere else on Earth!
History
Rock art is far more than ancient scribbles on cave walls; it's a complex human expression that bridges time and cultures. From the religious rituals of Mexico's ancient civilizations, to the awe-inspiring murals of Spain's Altamira caves, rock art also serves as a wellspring of modern inspiration.
Health
Addressing the multifaceted nature of addiction, experts elucidate it as a disease intertwined with individual, societal, and genetic aspects, rather than a consequence of mere choice. They call for empathetic, holistic approaches to understanding and addressing substance abuse.
Business
The Mexican apple market faces a surprising challenge: the strengthening peso. With the currency gaining nearly 10% against the U.S. dollar this year, imported apples from the U.S. are now cheaper and poised to capture 50% of Mexico's apple market, up from 30%.
Science
Discover the untold story of human evolution by diving into the realm of paleoecology, an often-overlooked field that offers invaluable insights into the environments and lifestyles of our ancient ancestors.
Wellbeing
Finding moments of tranquility can be challenging in the hustle and bustle of city life. The constant noise, the fast-paced lifestyle, and the never-ending rush can leave us feeling overwhelmed and stressed. However, amidst the urban chaos, there's a path to peace – meditation. In this article, we'
History
Jorge Luis Borges' unsettling dream about violently attacking his former assistant professor Jaime Rest unveils a complex relationship between two literary giants. This story delves deep into Rest's enigmatic life.
History
The captivating saga of the Romani people stretches across centuries and continents, tracing their origins in India to a diaspora that defied borders. The 1018 mass deportation set the stage for their remarkable journey, leading to their presence across Europe and beyond.
Science
Planetary nebulae are not just cosmic eye candy; they're essential components in the life cycle of stars and the universe's grand composition. When you gaze up at the night sky, remember—you're a part of this cosmic story.
Cuisine
Obesity is not merely a cosmetic issue, but a complex disease with devastating health consequences. It spreads through lifestyle factors like diet and inactivity, transcending personal choices to impact entire communities.
History
In 1924, as Mexico grappled with the aftershocks of the revolution, a clandestine force emerged: the Confidential Department. Created to keep tabs on political dissidents, this spy network forever altered Mexican politics.
History
From its first exploration by José Antonio Alzate in 1777 to modern-day excavations, the ancient Mesoamerican city of Xochicalco has captivated historians and archaeologists alike. Situated atop a hill and fortified with ingenious natural defenses, the site is a treasure trove of temples.
Science
Supernovae, cosmic explosions of massive stars, birth neutron stars or black holes, while forging essential heavy elements like iron. A celestial spectacle that shapes the universe's very fabric.
History
In 1793, the Tuxtla volcano in San Martín Tuxtla, Veracruz, erupted in a terrifying spectacle that had locals fearing the end of the world. The event captured not just local attention but also that of Spain's King Charles IV, who dispatched a scientific expedition
Culture
Rosaura Revueltas was not just an actress; she was a force that defied borders and ideologies. Born in Mexico in 1910, Revueltas captured audiences with award-winning roles before taking a revolutionary turn in the U.S. film The Salt of the Earth.
History
In the sweltering heat of colonial cities, the ice monopoly, was far more than a historical footnote. This state-sanctioned enterprise satisfied not just sweet cravings but also met critical health needs, especially during epidemics like yellow fever.