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Chicago's Mexican Consulate brings back culturally sensitive Cinco de Mayo celebrations - Vimarsana News

Chicago's Mexican Consulate brings back culturally sensitive Cinco de Mayo celebrations

The 10-day long celebration leans into the commercialization of “Cinco de Mayo,” hoping to educate and enrich Chicagoans on Mexican culture.

Chicago prepares for Mexican Independence Day celebrations on September 16 with eye on safety, avoiding gridlock - Vimarsana News

Chicago prepares for Mexican Independence Day celebrations on September 16 with eye on safety, avoiding gridlock

Chicago officials called to celebrate Mexican Independence Day responsibly on September 16 as they try to avoid the out of hand gridlock of years past

Pregnant 22-year-old killed in violent San Bernardino crash days after her birthday - Vimarsana News

Pregnant 22-year-old killed in violent San Bernardino crash days after her birthday

A mother is mourning the loss of her pregnant daughter who was killed in a violent car crash in San Bernardino.

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Chicago officials warn of serious traffic this weekend due to Mexican Independence Day parades - Vimarsana News

Chicago officials warn of serious traffic this weekend due to Mexican Independence Day parades

During the COVID shutdown, some unsanctioned celebrations tended to get a bit out of control, and with recent street takeovers in the Loop, police are asking that celebrations remain peaceful and orderly.

In wake of parade shooting, some scammers focus on Latino residents - Vimarsana News

In wake of parade shooting, some scammers focus on Latino residents

Some people calling Hispanic residents in the Highland Park area have claimed to be lawyers, or say they work for the Mexican consulate, and have offered help — for a fee — in getting visas intended for victims of violent crimes.