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They fly through the air, with the greatest of ease
The traditional Totonac Voladores ritual has been recognized by the United Nation Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as a “Intangible Cultural Heritage”. The Totana… more →
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They fly through the air, with the greatest of ease
richmx2 wrote 2 months ago: The traditional Totonac Voladores ritual has been recognized by the United Nation Educational, Scien … more →
Obama ≈ Chavez ?
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richmx2 wrote 2 months ago: An overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward President Barack Obama is bas … more →
Sunday paseo
richmx2 wrote 9 months ago: I spent most of the past week (when I wasn’t holed up with the aftereffects of minor dehydrati … more →
The Bird Man of Mazatlán
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richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: Whether Andrew Jackson Grayson should be included among the great artists who were only recognized p … more →
Family Values Sunday... 28-September-2008
richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: Family visits In San Diego, families separated by the border still get together for Sunday picnics, … more →
Alpine, Oaxaca, the border and the Un-battle of Bagdad
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richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: Alpine Thanks to those who’ve responded so far, I have SOME financial breathing room, I’ … more →
Not a good faith proposal
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richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: For some reason the “theme of the week” seems to be bombings and religion (and I managed … more →
What to see in Mexico City this week
richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: Looking for something else, I ran across this neat photo of Panteon San Fernando taken by Abel Briqu … more →
Chihuahuas, Nescafé and immigration
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richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: At the Greater Metropolitian Alpine Press Club today, someone who knows my financial status (poorer … more →
Saddam, Maxmiliano, Napoleon III, George W. Bush and Eduard Manet
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richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: John Elderfield looks at Mexico’s most famous execution, — which was not captured on cel … more →
Zapatista attack? Probably, not proven
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richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: Bill Weinberg, at World War 4 Report, claims the GOVERNMENT was behind the almost unreported attack … more →
Twist and shout!
richmx2 wrote 3 years ago: Mexicans love their Independence Day — so much so that they make it a two day holiday. Padre H … more →
Is it surreal enough yet?
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richmx2 wrote 3 years ago: Ok, so Calderón won by… what, 230,000 out of 41 million votes? That’s strange, that … more →
Agnes zu Salm-Salm, and other dubious foreigners in Mexico
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richmx2 wrote 3 years ago: I don’t know if it’s still there, but I once read in a British travel guide the amazing … more →
Happy B-Day, BJ. Juarez, Grant, Mary Todd Lincoln and the whole gang celebrate...
richmx2 wrote 4 years ago: Entre los individuos, como entre las naciones, el respeto al derecho ajeno es la paz … in othe … more →
Statute-tory Rape? Who done the deed?
richmx2 wrote 5 years ago: The Emperor Cuauhtémoc was one tough kid. He was only 18 when, after a well-aimed rock ended Uncle M … more →
The Dead Tour -- 2003
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richmx2 wrote 6 years ago: Nobody knows where all the bodies are buried: this is a very old city, and many of the early cemeter … more →
