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Chipileña baker Dominga Zanella prepares small loaves of pintha.

Italian bread brought here 140 years ago still a staple in...

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Four of Mexico City's original pueblos celebrate the annual El Leñerito event, which evokes the spirit of these indigenous communities in pre-Hispanic times.

Rituals unite Mexico City’s original communities under a modern purpose

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A torta’s main job is to keep a person full for hours.

My big, fat, Mexican sandwich: tortas tantalize the taste buds

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Montfort 36 is a popular homeopathic remedy for acute stomach and intestinal problems. Chemically, the “chochos” contain nothing but sugar and alcohol.

Mexico’s popular homeopathic remedies: are they placebo powered?

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mexican hand gestures

Want to speak like a native? Learn the language of Mexico’s...

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In 2020, these bills with jailed drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera’s initials appeared in Culiacán, evidence of cartels’ influence in Mexico’s economy.

In Mexico, cartels and trash move pesos through a ‘trickle-down’ economy

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The Niñopa in procession in 2012.

Xochimilco’s nearly 450-year-old Niñopa statue adapts to the pandemic

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Marta Álvarez and Luis Alvarado of Mole Don Luis.

It’s a magical place and a beautiful pueblo. But the mole...

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A rebozo is made on a backstrap loom at the Feria de Rebozo in Tenancingo, México state.

The rebozo: Mexican women’s annual ritual of wrapping themselves in patriotism

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Plates by artisan Jorge Wilmot, who had a lasting influence on ceramics in Jalisco.

Reinventing Guadalajara ceramics: the legacy of artisan Jorge Wilmot

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