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By Lydia Carey Oaxaca has so many things to offer—incredible food, beautiful landscapes, charming architecture—but one underappreciated gem is the state’s small, family-run distilleries sprinkled throughout the countryside. Here you …

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By Kathleen Bohné Below you will find two excerpts from the June 19 edition of “La Semana” newsletter. To read the full articles and subscribe, please visit www.themexpatriate.com. The global …

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By Kathleen Bohné Mexico now has 9 female governors, the most in its history Voter turnout was highest in Tamaulipas (53% of eligible voters) and lowest in Oaxaca (38% of …

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By Kathleen Bohné  “When a language dies, so much more than words are lost. Language is the dwelling place of ideas that do not exist anywhere else.” Robin Wall Kimmerer …

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By Kathleen Bohné Lithium—element number 3 on the periodic table—has the lowest density of all metals. Present in the primordial soup along with hydrogen and helium soon after The Big …

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By Elenne Castro  This month, the first Proptech Acceleration Laboratory in Latin America was inaugurated in Mexico. The Proptech Latam Disruption Lab project is the result of a merger between …

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By Kathleen Bohné Below you will find two excerpts from the June 12 edition of “La Semana” newsletter. To read the full articles and subscribe, please visit www.themexpatriate.com. June 5 …

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By Kathleen Bohné Below you will find two excerpts from the June 6 edition of “La Semana” newsletter. To read more and subscribe, please visit www.themexpatriate.com. “When a language dies, …

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By Kathleen Bohne Next Sunday, 11 million voters in six Mexican states (Aguascalientes, Durango, Hidalgo, Oaxaca, Quintana Roo and Tamaulipas) will elect new governors, as well as mayors and Congressional …

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By Elenne Castro Katya Echazarreta will be the first Mexican-born woman to travel into space with Blue Origin. She will be part of the company’s fifth manned flight on the …

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