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This exvoto thanks St. John and the artists who painted a mural in Acapulco thanking Mexico's health workers.

Centuries-old religious folk art finds new subjects in Covid-19 pandemic

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Expect the unexpected when you're driving on Mexico's roadways.

Mexico’s unwritten driving rules not unlike those for supermarket shopping

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During the 1970s, Chepina Peralta had cooking shows on two of Mexico's major television networks.

‘I didn’t like to cook:’ Chepina Peralta was first woman in...

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Vicente Rojo’s life and art reflects many of the major events of 20th-century Mexico. He died on March 17.

Mexico loses artist who ‘played with dolls’ after 1985 earthquake

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Lighting a candle just before midnight on the Saturday before Easter.

On Holy Week, these youths exchange worldly pleasures for divine ones

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In La Puerta, fresh fruits and vegetables are easy to find.

Bustling La Puerta offers quotidian alternative to Ixtapa’s glitz

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The CGTN video offers a clear demonstration of gestures used in Mexico.

Story on Mexican hand gestures leads to video guide

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Even before Covid-19 wreaked havoc on wait times for many governmental transactions, standing in long lines to get them done was a fact of life in Mexico.

Mexico’s bureaucracy fixers thrive on the system’s impenetrability

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Oxxo ad from its early days in the late 1970s.

Patriotic or predatory? Inside Mexicans’ love-hate relationship with Oxxo

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Average Mexicans' easy access to a wide variety of high-quality foods is one of the everyday signs of its slowly but steadily growing affluence.

Despite visible reminders of poverty, Mexico’s affluence trends upward

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