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The freedom seekers who fled the Trail of Tears for a...
At the height of slavery in the United States, a group of Black Seminoles fled the Trail of Tears to fight for a new life in Coahuila, Mexico.
This jailhouse carving may provide an early look into the conquest...
On the walls of an Inquisition jail cell lie a series of mysterious markings which depict the conquest of Mexico - by someone who was there.
SofÃa Bassi: Mexico’s first and most murderous surrealist
A talented and creative painter, her long and successful career was tarnished by her involvement in the murder of her son-in-law in Acapulco.
The story of ‘Little Shakespeare’ and a generation of Mexican comedy
Who was the man behind Mexican TV's most iconic characters and what was the complicated legacy he left behind?
Guanajuato International Film Festival opens its 27th edition
The festival will show nearly 200 films, including 16 that are making their world premiere.
The Aztec Eagles: Mexico and the Second World War
Often overlooked, Mexico's brave airmen saw combat alongside the United States in the war over the Pacific, winning the respect of their American colleagues.
Nashville museum returns over 200 artifacts to Mexico
Many of the artifacts were originally collected in Colima by sons of a doctor who used museum donations to lower his tax bill.
Alan Glass: The Canadian surrealist who found his home in Mexico
Famed across the world, the quiet Canadian was part of a revolutionary wave of artists that found their spiritual home in magical Mexico.
Cumbia rebajada: Monterrey’s accidental music genre
Monterrey's Colombian population arrived in difficult circumstances, but the music and culture they created provided a cultural touchstone unlike any other.
Canada returns 257 archaeological artifacts to Mexico
Many of the artifacts, which were voluntarily returned in Montreal, Canada, are at least 1,000 years old.
Ancient skeletons found at AIFA tell story of pre-Columbian women warriors
A new INAH report hypothesizes that among the 112 skeletons found while building Mexico City's newest airport were ancient women warriors.
Bones of ancient ‘Man of Bilbao’ go on display in Torreón, Coahuila
When a group of tourists found a skull in Coahuila in 2022, they feared the worst. But it turned out that the man's untimely death was not a recent tragedy.
Indigenous languages including Maya, Zapotec and Nahuatl added to Google Translate
With the new additions, millions of Mexicans who speak Indigenous languages can now use machine translation in their native languages.
Oaxaca prepares to welcome 139,000 tourists for La Guelaguetza festival
Taking place from July 22-29, La Guelaguetza attracts people from all over the world in celebration of eight Indigenous communities.
Mexican Slang 101: Sport
If you don't know what it means to cruzazulear - then maybe it's time to brush up on your Mexican soccer vocabulary!
New exhibit to showcase some of the best-preserved remains of the Maya world
The remains, which belonged to several dozen prisoners, offer clues to the ritual violence performed at the ancient site of Uxul.
