Archive for the ‘Cuisine’ Category

The MEXICO Report Launches Real Heroes of Mexico Project

LOS ANGELES  – January 30, 2012 – The MEXICO Report, a blog dedicated to showcasing positive stories about Mexico has launched its Real Heroes of Mexico project. The effort will recognize goodwill efforts taking place in Mexico and those who are making a difference. Those nominated for the awards will be showcased monthly. The MEXICO [...]

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Actress Gabriela de la Garza Discusses Her Most Important Role in Mexico: Giving Back

Gabriela de la Garza is a well-known actress in Mexico with an impressive portfolio of work, from modeling to television, film and theatre to taking an active role in the community. Recently I had the opportunity to meet with her, thanks to Aida Bernal of Spellbound Entertainment, to discuss her activity in the community and [...]

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Like Water for Chocolate’s Award-Winning Actress Yareli Arizmendi and Filmmaker Sergio Arau Discuss Love and Mexico

While on a trip to Spain nearly 10 years ago, my now husband and I stopped in a little internet café in the small, picturesque town of Salou on the Costa Dorada, located about 70 miles south of Barcelona. Just hours earlier, Rick had asked me to marry him on the sidewalk overlooking the sparkling [...]

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Mexico Continues to Top 2012 Travel Lists – Plus 52 Million Visitors Expected

In early December, I posted an article compiling the numerous lists that Mexico was topping for 2012 travel. Included were lists from top travel guru guides like Frommer’s, Lonely Planet and Moon Travel Guides. In the last few days, I’ve noticed that Mexico continues to top 2012 travel lists and trends, especially in regards to [...]

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The Oaxaca Top Ten

Written and submitted by Michael S. Lewis Traveling in Oaxaca gave us yet another reason to love Mexico. The state offers beautiful mountains, high deserts, amazing beaches and bays on the Pacific Ocean, small towns filled with incredible artists and a vibrant capital city that has something for everyone. Singing the praises of Oaxaca could [...]

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