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Friday, January 22, 2021

People

  • Morquecho in front of her 'little truck.'

    Miner defies claims it wasn’t ‘women’s work’

    On International Women’s Day, a 28-year-old haul truck driver at Mexico’s largest gold mine provides a shining example to young  FULL STORY

    March 8
  • Yenizeth Peña: followed her dream.

    From poverty in sierra to engineering degree

    In the land of the Rarámuri in northern Mexico, the young women attend to their studies while the young men  FULL STORY

    February 13
  • Valverde and one of her 'nasa' pieces.

    Institute helps artisan launch her project

    The creativity and ingenuity of a woman from Torreón, Coahuila, found motivation and financial support in the local chapter of  FULL STORY

    August 26
  • Mexican soprano Edith Ortiz.

    The Mixtec Skylark: opera in 5 languages

    A list of Mexican opera singers would not be a long one, but a list of those who can sing  FULL STORY

    July 15
  • Andy, hard-working student.

    Coahuila 12-year-old most diligent student

    A 12-year-old boy from Saltillo, Coahuila, can claim the title of Mexico’s most diligent student after winning first place in  FULL STORY

    June 27
  • Opera singer from the mountains, María Reyna González.

    Dreams come true for The Mixe Soprano

    As a young girl, María Reyna González López used to sing in the hills around her town in the mountains  FULL STORY

    June 17
  • Fernández at the 2015 wheelchair dance championships in Rome.

    Yermaín Fernández, wheelchair dancer

    He grew up the victim of bullying and discrimination and fought depression. But today, Yermaín Fernández Angeles is happily married, the  FULL STORY

    June 10
  • ballesteros, graduate

    80-year-old student granted law degree

    Eighty-year-old María Dolores Ballesteros, a grandmother of six, has just been granted a law degree by the University of the Valley of Mexico (UVM)  FULL STORY

    May 25
  • alejandro vela

    Coahuila native is a music ambassador

    Alejandro Vela is a prodigious and prolific pianist who performs around the world but nothing compares to playing in his  FULL STORY

    May 18
  • Avendaño, video game creator at 15.

    College student, 15, designs video game

    A 15-year-old college student from Oaxaca is about to commercially launch his first video game through his own software company. Carlos  FULL STORY

    April 14
  • Téllez and his blue corn products.

    Puebla entrepreneur and Mexican dream

    A young entrepreneur has found the Mexican dream after homesickness forced him to abandon seeking the American version and return home from the  FULL STORY

    February 14
  • Veterinarian Candias and Rueditas.

    Prosthetics for dogs, cats, even turtles

    A veterinarian in Puebla discovered his mission in life after persuading the owners of a three-month-old labrador puppy not to put it  FULL STORY

    July 30
  • graham mackintosh

    4 adventures for ‘unadventurous’ Brit

    He once described himself as the least adventurous person in the world. Some 30 years later, Graham Mackintosh can look  FULL STORY

    March 5
  • Paulo Lozano Tovar

    Smallest motor will drive new cube-sats

    Piloting an unmanned aircraft, or drone, is now within financial reach for many people. Indeed, a Mexican company in Nuevo  FULL STORY

    November 8
  • Rodrigo Medellín, batman

    We can thank bats for tacos, tequila

    It’s probably not widely known that 1 million Mexican Free Tail Bats will eat 10 tonnes of insects in a  FULL STORY

    October 22
  • Leandra Becerra

    Doña Leandra could be the world’s oldest woman

    Lots of sleep, a good appetite and the affection of her 153 descendants are credited for the long life of  FULL STORY

    September 1
  • Luis Miramontes

    From the pill to the tortilla machine, here are five inventions from Mexico

    The color TV, the pill and the tortilla machine all have something in common: these and at least two others  FULL STORY

    August 17
  • Las bicicletas

    Mexican artist takes his bicycle show Las Bicicletas to New York

    One hundred and twenty-two bicycles were unveiled in New York yesterday, but you can’t ride them. The bicycles are the  FULL STORY

    July 3
  • Ajijic

    ‘People go to Ajijic to retire and die, then they forget to die’

    Once you get beyond trying to pronounce the name, Ajijic is a great place to live — and garden. The  FULL STORY

    June 13
  • justine standaert jewellery

    For Belgian jeweller Justine Standaert, Mexico is her home and inspiration

    What more could you want than living in a beautiful part of Mexico and having a job that is your passion?  FULL STORY

    June 7
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