Spring Forward, Fall Back; It’s time change again in Mexico
Sunday, October 28 concludes the summertime, so on Saturday, before going to sleep, you must set your watch back one […]
October 2018
Gum disease linked to higher blood pressure
Poor oral health makes it harder to for people with hypertension to manage their blood pressure, a new study suggests.
Mexican towns rally for migrants, who try to be good guests
As long lines of migrants shuffled past his cheese shop Thursday on the far-distant journey north, Cesar Cabuqui was ready,
North American Society for Bat Research coming to Puerto Vallarta
Bats are nocturnal animals usually misunderstood and unfairly hated or feared. However, their role in nature is of utmost importance
Mundo Patitas gives Max, a half-breed Labrador, a chance at a new life
Max, a half-breed Labrador dog, one and a half years old, was the victim of the lack of affection of
Mexico researchers have discovered chamber and tunnel under Pyramid of the Moon
A group of Mexican researchers confirmed the existence of an underground chamber and a tunnel under the Pyramid of the
Puerto Vallarta firefighters help victims of Hurricane Willa in Nayarit
The State Unit for Civil Protection and Firefighters of Jalisco (UEPCyBJ) reported today that they are supporting victims of the
At many hospitals worldwide, you don’t pay, you can’t leave
Doctors at Nairobi’s Kenyatta National Hospital have told Robert Wanyonyi there’s nothing more they can do for him. Yet more
Jalisco expected to increase fine for infractions by motorcyclists
Motorcyclists who do not respect their lane and circulate on sidewalks could face more severe fines in Jalisco. The Commission
American company opens private prison in Mexico
A federal prison in northern Mexico owned by BlackRock Inc (BLK.N) has gone into operation, the government said, as the
Meet Mexico’s Trinity of Death – Day of the Dead, Santa Muerte, and Catrina Calavera
The season of death is fast approaching. October is here and soon comes Halloween with its cavalcade of ghosts and
Forgotten History: Mexico accepted slave migrants fleeing the U.S.
The Underground Railroad ran south as well as north. For slaves in Texas, refuge in Canada must have seemed impossibly
