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Mexico's surfers' favorite beer was born in Mazatlán - Vimarsana News

Mexico's surfers' favorite beer was born in Mazatlán

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

Rangels Mexican Restaurant in Lubbock announces final day of business - Vimarsana News

Rangels Mexican Restaurant in Lubbock announces final day of business

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

Behind the Art: Exploring Manet's political commentary: The Execution of Emperor Maximilian paintings - Vimarsana News

Behind the Art: Exploring Manet's political commentary: The Execution of Emperor Maximilian paintings

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?

Yes, the US Has Its Own 'Sphere of Influence,' and It's Huge - Vimarsana News

Yes, the US Has Its Own 'Sphere of Influence,' and It's Huge

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

Yes, the US Has Its Own "Sphere of Influence." And It's Huge. - Vimarsana News

Yes, the US Has Its Own "Sphere of Influence." And It's Huge.

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

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