Carlos Antonio Santamaría Díaz is just 12 years old and today he attended his first day of classes as a student of Biomedical Physics at the Faculty of Sciences of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Carlos took a tour of the University laboratories and had his introductory degree class. He said he is
Photojournalist Andrea Bruce was in Mexico City on the night she received an email from famed Getty Images photojournalist Chris Hondros inviting her to his wedding. The following day she would receive a message from a friend informing her that Hondros was killed the previous day in a mortar attack in the Libyan town of
A new presidential plan has been proposed in Mexico to stop the notorious drug-gang war. President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador thinks young Mexicans can be persuaded to avoid a life of crime. And Pedro Carrizales, a former cocaine addict and drug-gang member – known as “El Mijis”, intends to help from his recently elected position in a local state congress.
Rogelio Jiménez Pons the head of the National Tourism Promotion Fund (Fonatur), will be coordinating the “Mayan Train” project that will start in December 2018. Jiminez said that they are looking to build a transport infrastructure for the Peninsula tourists (mainly Cancun and Riviera Maya) to travel in a comfortable and fun way. Cancun is
Twenty-seven year old Abraham Ancer – the Reynosa, Mexico, native – put together three excellent rounds of golf including a stellar performance in Saturday’s third round carding a 62 and putting himself in a tie for first place with Italian standout Francisco Molineri at the Quicken Loans National Championship. With one professional win on the
Leftist presidential front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador joined in with American President Donald Trump in criticism of Amazon.com Inc accusing them of producing a recent documentary, “Populism in America,” painting him and his camp as systematically corrupt and deceptive. The five-part series showing on Amazon Prime Video in Mexico describes in the fifth episode Obrador’s
In a crushing defeat after a stellar run for the coveted World Cup, El Tri finally runs out of magic as they fall to Sweden in a hard-fought back-alley brawl. The game began with an inauspicious omen- with Jesus Gallardo receiving the fastest yellow card in World Cup history for an elbow on Ola Toivonen
“I am very happy that they are here in Mexico: They make every woman look so elegant.” Angélica Rivera, wife of President Enrique Peña Nieto, neatly summed up the mood of the crowd at the Museo Soumaya last night as Dolce & Gabbana brought its Alta Moda road show to Mexico City. Shown in the top floor sculpture gallery
Tens of thousands of gay rights supporters marched through Mexico City on Saturday with both hope and some nagging doubts about the prospect of a presidential election victory by leftist front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador next weekend. Revelers sporting gaudy outfits and everyday garb waved rainbow flags and the Mexican national colors on the capital’s
It was imperative that El Tri come out with the same intensity as they had against Germany. South Korea, a very good and physical team had no intentions of laying down for the exciting Mexican club. Mexico began the game dominating early controlling possession and keeping it mostly in S. Korea’s field though shots on
Just when you thought the McDonalds hamburger was the only “edible,”food that you could sit on a counter-top for days and days without the least bit of deterioration, a company called Apeel Sciences claim they have invented a “natural,” solution that when sprayed on an avocado will allow it to stay ripe and survive longer
The story of troubled author William S. Burroughs on the lam in Mexico Writer, infamous drug addict, decadent and derelict- William S. Burroughs author of such obscene literary classics as “Naked Lunch,” and “Junky,” arrived in Mexico City in 1949 not as a sightseeing tourist or visiting lecturer, but a fugitive on the lam, running
“Hernandez leads it, to Lozano…cutting…looking…shooting…Lozano! Goal! Mexico Leads!” was the Fox News Broadcast at 34:34 in the first half. The Mexican fans euphoric and the German faithful stunned. Sunday was redemption for coach Juan Carlos Osorio and his team as El Tri defeated Germany 1-0 to take the early lead in Group F at the
The last time the world cup came to North America- China had just gotten the internet, the Zapatista Army began its war in Chiapas, Edvard Munch’s painting “The Scream,” was stolen in Oslo and the exchange rate correction of the Mexican peso to the U.S. dollar sent the global market into a tizzy when Mexico’s
Celebrity Chef and writer dies at 61 In his career he had traveled to Mexico numerous times. His outlaw persona of a drug-loving rebel without a cause while harboring a very sensitive side in terms of trying to relate and understand the cultural struggles and nuances of the people and places he visited made him
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