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Mexico’s iconic beer with over 100 years of tradition: Born in Mazatlán, found in Baja, imported by surfers.

A second Lubbock Mexican restaurant on 34th Street has announced that they would close their doors this weekend.

Behind the Art: The Execution of Emperor Maximilian was a recent yet significant event that had occurred in the short-lived Second Mexican Empire, and it caught Manet's eye. Despite the controversy surrounding the event, Manet was fascinated by it and felt compelled to capture it on canvas. He executed a series of five paintings between 1867 and 1869, based on political reporting and quotations. What is the story behind the paintings?

Commentary Late last year, U.S. secretary of state Anthony Blinken declared, "One country does not have the right to exert ...

Late last year, US secretary of state Anthony Blinken declared that "One country does not have the right to exert a sphere of influence.

“Now for Mexico,” said U.S. Grant, following Robert E. Lee’s surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox Courthouse.

During the 1860s, this now defunct Tamaulipas port was fought over by the United States and Mexico in both countries' civil wars.

Antique Maps of Utah, Nevada & Colorado. Gallery of authentic historic and rare maps of Utah, Nevada and Colorado from the 17th to the 19th century.

HRH The Prince of Wales  The Burlington House Cartoon (c 1499-1500) by Leonardo da Vinci I am delighted that the National Gallery has opened its doors again. How we all missed being able to visit the nation’s museums and galleries that hold so many of our cultural treasures. To choose a “favourite” picture from such an array is virtually impossible, but I must say that Leonardo da Vinci’s Burlington House Cartoon holds a particularly special place in my heart. It may seem strange t...

Want to know Mexico’s history? Read its street signs Most countries name streets after historic events and people. Mexico is no exception. 11shares If you are like me, one of the first things you noticed about driving in Mexico (after blinking green lights) is that there are certain street names that keep getting repeated. In fact, if you see street names such as (Benito) Juárez, (Miguel) Hidalgo, 16 de septiembre, (Francisco I.) Madero and Reforma closely together, chances are you are in ...