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A common sight just after Mexico's topes is a driver fixing his car's undercarriage.

Mexico’s speedbumps are a noble but misguided attempt at road safety

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The joy of Christmas in Mexico is learning to appreciate the...

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Chipileños sing at one of their neighbors' doors.

Puebla town’s New Year’s Day tradition harkens back to Italian ancestry

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In Mexico, even dogs are fans of cohetes.

Love them or hate them, cohetes mark nearly every part of...

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Often associated with birthdays, piñatas also feature in Christmastime posadas.

December’s posadas mix dancing, fireworks, drink and devotion

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Cabrito is grilled goat kid, popular in Monterrey. Courtesy of Alejandro Linares García

Monterrey’s ‘little goats’ obsession emigrated here with Spain’s unwanted

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The Adolfo Ruiz Cortines will be part of the train corridor at the new airport.

Historic rail cars will form part of ‘cultural corridor’ at new...

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The community church of Chiapas's San Juan Chamula, on the main square. (Frans-Banja Mulder, CC)

Unique Chiapas church keeps alive its parishioners’ pre-Hispanic traditions

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The Sanctuary at Chalma, México state, about 65 kilometers from Toluca, is Mexico's second-most visited pilgrimage site after the Guadalupe Basilica in Mexico City.

Mexico’s second-biggest pilgrimage site has its own indigenous origin story

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Joseph Sorrentino agreed to help pick flowers for a Dia de Muertos altar in hopes of some good photos

The quest for perfect Day of the Dead flowers isn’t always...

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