Articles
Understanding Mexico’s Landscapes Through An Artist’s Eyes
BY McKENZIE GANNON "A landscape is a depiction, memory, and experience of a shared territory, a way of living in...
Athina del Celeste Altamirano: The First Certified Female Lifeguard in Mexico
BY LISSETTE VALENTIN Anyone can become a lifeguard, but the most likely to pursue a career like this are active...
Mexican Traditions Captured in Modern Architecture
The ability to embrace a traditional ethic and combine successfully with modern, contemporary elements has been a long-established element of...
Baja Wines
Featuring Casta de Vinos BY HELGA BOGUE The Guadalupe Valley is so perfectly suited for growing grapes. The soil, which...
Los Cabos 9th Annual Film Festival Goes Virtual
BY FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ Joining what has become the 2020 worldwide film festival industry standard, the 9th Annual Los Cabos International...
Pelagic Life in Baja
BY LISSETTE VALENTIN I have always been fascinated by the ocean and attracted to its underwater mysteries. In the last...
Horse Saints Group of Todos Santos
BY FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ Homeless horses are being seen wandering the Todos Santos streets foraging for food and water. Traveling in...
Tough Women Who Changed the Rules
BY JAMES BELL Rules of war, created to ensure success or fairness on the battlefield, must be allowed to bend...
Mexico Helping With Ongoing Toilet Paper Shortage In U.S.
BY KATHRYN REED Don’t squeeze the Regio! The what? Regio. It’s one of several brands of Mexican toilet paper that...
How Public are Our Public Beaches?
BY FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ On September 19, Mexico’s Senate voted to levy fines of up to $47,000 USD against hotels, restaurants...
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