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“Today they did not kill the president of Uruapan, they killed the best (municipal) president in Mexico, the only one who dared to raise his voice, who dared to debate, to speak

The Ministry of Public Education (SEP) and the Living Museum of Muralism (MVM) pay tribute to María Cenobia Izquierdo Gutiérrez (1902–1955), on the 70th anniversary of her death. Muralist artist and disciple

Christopher constantly participates in calls in the cinematographic field, such as the R7D production company, the CDMX Community Cultural Collectives, or the Morelia Film Festival, not only to seek awards, but because

Bessent said that while the overall U.S. economy remains strong, high mortgage rates continue to hamper the housing market. Housing, he said, is effectively in a recession that is affecting low-end consumers

The weekend in Mexico was marked by contrasts: while the country celebrated the Day of the Dead between marigold flowers and massive parades, he also faced episodes of violence, tragedies and mourning.

Of the number of journalists murdered, two thirds lost their lives in the context of armed conflicts. The Gaza Strip, Ukraine and Yemen were the most dangerous territories for journalists. Gaza is

The nuclear weapons tests ordered by the president of the United States, donald trumpwill not involve nuclear explosions for the moment, the Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright. “I think the tests we’re

▲ An altar was placed in Playas de Tijuana for those who died trying to cross into the United States.Photo Afp Jesus Estrada Correspondent and La Jornada Baja California La Jornada NewspaperSunday,