The Guadalajara Reporter
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The Huichol Indigenous People’s Route, a pre-Columbian pilgrimage that traverses Mexico’s sacred sites in the center and west of the country, has been added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List. This ancestral pilgrimage, covering nearly 550 kilometers, connects 20 sacred sites that are fundamental to the worldview of the Wixárika people (also known as the Huichol).
Road accidents are a daily occurrence, but many people are uncertain about what to do in case they are close to one.
Here are common Spanish terms you may hear or use in reference to the temporada de lluvias, paired with their English equivalents:
“They are just one tool,” says Rabih Dow about his dark glasses, the latest Ray Ban Meta “Wayfarer” technology, which he wears for the vision loss he suffered as a teenager. “Next year, I may be using something different.”
According to studies conducted by the Ministry of Health and pest control experts, cockroaches in Mexico become more active during the rainy season due to the increased humidity and warmth, which create ideal conditions for their survival. Heavy rains can also drive cockroaches indoors in search of shelter, they say.
Every December 12, millions of Mexicans pay homage to the Virgin of Guadalupe, revered as the patroness of Mexico and a symbol of national identity. Her image stands as one of the most potent symbols of faith, hope and national pride.
A wonderful collective exhibition from Canada showing at the Instituto Cultural Cabañas under the umbrella of the Festival Cultural de Mayo has a remarkable complement in an excellent, large collection of 20th century photography by Manuel Alvarez Bravo on exhibit across the patio.
