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Olé! Olé! Olé! It’s no bull that Toro Rojo is a bargain. by Glenn Griffin You might have seen it on Salida a Celaya! Looking very slick. Read more [...]

Published January 16th, 2022 After Mexico won independence from Spanish colonists and declared itself a republic in 1823, foreign rule did make a very brief Read more [...]

Published January 16th, 2022 The trees returned to Guadalupe Avenue. On Friday night, 23 adult pines (ages over 10 years and heights of 6 to Read more [...]

Published January 16th, 2022 In the midst of record inflation, prices are on the rise. One tragic victim of the increases is guacamole: avocado, lime Read more [...]

Published January 16th, 2022 A record-breaking 140,000 tonnes of Mexican avocados are expected to be shipped to the United States in the lead-up to the Read more [...]

Published January 13th, 2021 As already announced, Citigroup will sell Banamex to the highest bidder and one of the unknowns is what will happen with Read more [...]

Published January 13th, 2021 If shops and establishments do not adapt prevention measures to contagions by covid, they run the risk of being closed, as threatened by the municipal government. “For Read more [...]

Published January 13th, 2021 After removing the trees, now the local government will put new ones on Guadalupe Avenue. There are already perforations where this Read more [...]

Published January 13th, 2021 Last year was complicated and with enormous human losses, among them people who marked the history of San Miguel de Allende Read more [...]

A huge financial operation such as the one announced this week by Citigroup -closing its commercial banking operations and selling most of Banco Nacional de Read more [...]