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In brief: Garufa hosts Ju rez-themed show
"Ciudad de Arena" is part of Gildalorena Martinez's "City of Sand and Blood" Exhibition through March 6 at Garufa Argentine restaurant, 5411 N. Mesa.
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It took traveling to Mexico City and rewatching the director Sergio Leone's "Dollar Trilogy" for this season's inspiration to click together for the designer Scott Sternberg.
Suspected Kidnappers Lynched, Burned by Angry Mob in Mexico
Three suspected kidnappers were lynched by a mob in Chalco, a city in Mexico state, which surrounds the Federal District and forms part of the Mexico City metropolitan area, officials said.
Immigrants search for better life and understanding
Join us at noon Wednesday, Feb. 15, for a live chat with reporter Anna Marie Lux about The Gazette's three-day series "Changing Face of America." Hispanics are changing the face of local communities.
Mexican town rises up against road project to save ruins
Amecameca residents set up a protest camp to guard against construction work or looters and to explain the ruins to visitors.
Sustained romance a commitment
Not far from Mexico City is the town of Guanajuato, which like almost every Mexican town is known for its festivals.
Deportations splitting families, U.S.-born kids
Nine months ago, Roberto Ibarra waved goodbye to his wife and three children as he headed to the Manatee courthouse to deal with a traffic fine.
Zapata family remembers fallen son
Amador Zapata Jr. and his wife, Mary Zapata-Munoz, mourn the loss of their son Jaime, whose portrait hangs behind them.
In this Stratfor article Scott Stewart discusses the upcoming Mexican Presidential election which is happening against the backdrop of the Mexican government's war against the drug cartels.
An off-the-cuff suggestion from a friend that he send an audition tape to the Hallelujah 2011 singing competition proved to be a life-changing remark for 21-year-old Mexican singer Adam Kleinberg.
Editors Note: : It had been awhile since we updated this article. Years ago, finding quality furniture in Merida seemed difficult.
America Movil Falls as Costs Squeeze Profit: Mexico City Mover
America Movil SAB, the biggest mobile-phone carrier in the Americas, fell the most in two months in Mexico after profit missed analysts' estimates amid costs to recruit new subscribers and service debt.
For those of you in the Boston area, I'll be appearing this Sunday, Feb. 12, at 12:15 p.m. at the Boston Globe Travel Show at the Seaport World Trade Center.
U.S. State Department Issues Largest Travel Warning For Mexico Since 2006
Ex-'Survivor' producer hopes to avoid trial
Bruce Beresford-Redman is seen on Feb. 8, 2012, on a plane to Mexico City to face murder charges in his wife's 2010 death.
All Aztecs went to school? A lesson for Mexico.
Archaeologists found Aztec ruins during construction work in 2007. A new exhibition has spurred talk about the current education system When the Spanish cultural center in downtown Mexico City wanted to expand, excavations uncovered a Smith & Wesson revolver, a partial figurine of Jesus - and the ruins of an ancient Aztec school.
Fugitive returned from Mexico to face murder trial
A fugitive has been captured in Mexico and is now facing a murder trial in Southern California on charges he deliberately ran down a man with his car following an argument more than two years ago.
High-school humanitarians build school in Mexico
Courtesy of Brighton High School Brighton High students traveled to a remote village in Mexico late last year to build a school.
"We Are What We Are" Gets Remade
"Stake Land" director Jim Mickle will helm a remake of cult cannibal picture "We What We Are" at Memento Films International says Screen Daily .