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Virgin travel

richmx2 wrote 1 week ago: A new mosaic, depicting the Virgin of Guadalupe, was installed at St. Christopher’s Church on … more →

Tags: Catholic Church, ciudad de mexico, Informal economy, Mexican History 1524-1575 (Spanish Conquest), Philippines, Religion, Spain, Taiwan, Virgen de Guadelupe

¡Oy, carrumba! Venta Prieta

richmx2 wrote 1 month ago: While there has been a small movement among the “crypto-Jews” — the descendants of … more →

Tags: La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Benito Juarez, provincia, Religion, Mexican History 1824-1910, Mexican History 1921+, Jews, Hidalgo (State of), Indigenous peoples

Cocolitzi to Swine Flu1 comment

richmx2 wrote 7 months ago: When the history of the “Mexican Flu” (we’ll probably be stuck with that name) is … more →

Tags: Mexican History 1524-1575 (Spanish Conquest), Mexican History 1910-20 (Revolution), Mexican History -1524 (Pre-Conquest), Mexican History 1921+, health, Medicine, swine flu

Marx, Smith, Pirates and Dracula: the Mexican system

richmx2 wrote 9 months ago: Persons who who do not have a mortal lifespan, are not subject to the same moral code as you and I, … more →

Tags: Gringolandia, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Economy & Business, Porfirio Diaz, Mexican History 1910-20 (Revolution), Benito Juarez, Human Rights, Oil and PEMEX, Mexican History 1810-1824 (Independence)

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 →

Tags: Benito Juarez, Bosques de Chapultepec, ciudad de mexico, Emperor Maximiliano, Environment, Folklore/customs, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Mexican History 1824-1910, Mexican History 1921+

Slouching towards Chiapas4 comments

richmx2 wrote 10 months ago: I spent one night in Guanajuato (which, despite what norteños and Spanish teachers tell you, is pron … more →

Tags: ciudad de mexico, Clueless gringos in Mexico, Economy & Business, Guanajuato, Jack Keroac, Non-Mexican writers/artists on Mexico, provincia, San Miguel Allende, Tourism

Orozco's horse2 comments

richmx2 wrote 10 months ago: I spent a good part of this afternoon at the Instituo Cultural Cabañas, like so many of the great cu … more →

Tags: Catholic Church, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Jose Clemene Orozco, Mexican History 1524-1575 (Spanish Conquest), Mexican History 1910-20 (Revolution), Human Rights, provincia, Charities, Diego Rivera

For family planning Mexico's the one to watch

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: Although the Philipines is better known as a former colonial possession of the United States, cultur … more →

Tags: Gringolandia, Catholic Church, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Sexualidad, Mexican History 1524-1575 (Spanish Conquest), Human Rights, World (outside the Americas), Religion, health

Mazatlan's first tourists1 comment

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: I had an odd incident last week, when I stopped at one of my favored downtown cafes to read “J … more →

Tags: Crime and Punishment, Economy & Business, provincia, Mazatlán, Informal economy, Tourism, multinationals, sinaloa, Retirees

Fan mail and sodomy1 comment

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: Everybody’s a critic. I received this from my e-mail account at my publisher’s website: … more →

Tags: Artists, Writers, Philosophers, etc., Aztec Empire, Crack-pots, Gays, Gringolandia, Hernan Cortés, Human Rights, Humor, Kitsch

Changing with the times

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: This probably only affects a small number of individuals, but just making this legal change is more … more →

Tags: ciudad de mexico, health, Human Rights, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Mental Health, Real Mexico, Travestis

Race, la Raza and Spiro T. Agnew1 comment

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: Latinamericanistas who post in English invested a lot of bandwidth this last week in discussing Span … more →

Tags: Gringolandia, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Mexican History 1910-20 (Revolution), Human Rights, Right Wing Idiots, Mexican History 1810-1824 (Independence), Mexican History 1824-1910, Mexican History 1921+, Marriage

Mexico's first Australian tourist

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: Not that I’ve been paid yet… or will earn very much, but my book has gone off to the pub … more →

Tags: Crime and Punishment, Human Rights, military, Spain, Navy, Great Britain, France, Australia

The spin doesn't stop here: Juan Camilo Mouriño10 comments

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: Felipe Calderón’s nomination of Juan Camilo Mouriño as Secretarío de Gobernacion, did more to restor … more →

Tags: 2006 Elections, Alternative Presidency, AMLO, Crime and Punishment, Economy & Business, Human Rights, Juan Camilo Moreño, media, Mexican History 1824-1910

Shit happens...1 comment

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: It’s time for the annual reaming out of the city’s storm sewers, which will clear an est … more →

Tags: ciudad de mexico, Economy & Business, Porfirio Diaz, Aztec Empire, Tenotitchlan, Environment, Mexican History -1524 (Pre-Conquest), Mexican History 1824-1910, Nezahuacoatl

La Bamba redux (Friday night video)2 comments

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: If I’d only spelled Adolfo Ruíz Cortines wrong one time, I’d have been able to claim it … more →

Tags: Adolfo Ruíz Cortones, B. Traven, Barack Obama, Folk Art, Folklore/customs, Gringolandia, Jose Vasconcelos, La Bamba, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples)

Another one bites the dust

richmx2 wrote 1 year ago: In case anyone is keeping score, since George W. Bush was “elected” in 2000, Argentina, … more →

Tags: Álvaro Colom, Americas (outside U.S. and Mexico), AMLO, Economy & Business, Evil-doers, Gringolandia, Guatemala, Hugo Chavez, Human Rights

Girls gone wild1 comment

richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: MEXICO CITY, Sept 28 (Reuters) – Mexican police have captured Sandra Avila, known as the … more →

Tags: ciudad de mexico, Crime and Punishment, drugs, Economy & Business, Empress Carlota, Ester Elba Gordilla, Evil-doers, Humor, Informal economy

A few stray threads in la raza cosmica4 comments

richmx2 wrote 2 years ago: Sean-Paul Kelle, who normally writes on economics for The Agonist, is in Taxco looking up his Anglo- … more →

Tags: ciudad de mexico, Política mexicana, La Raza (Mexican cultures and peoples), Real Mexico, Economy & Business, Mexican History 1524-1575 (Spanish Conquest), Hernan Cortés, Mexican History 1910-20 (Revolution), Food and Drink


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