“The selection of daily newspapers, neatly arranged on a metal frame and held in place with clothespins, had caught my eye. The front pages of several papers featured stories about the government intervention at three Mexican financial institutions accused of money laundering by United States authorities. city losing its very character that attracts so many there.”
Peter Davies, Writer
La nota roja has a rich history in Mexico dating back more than 135 years, with numerous publications — both newspapers and magazines — focusing on violent crime, accidents and…
Centuries after Spain first arrived on Mexican shores, it was the World Fair of 1889 that truly put the country on the international map.
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