Mexican Independence Day is celebrates September 16, 1810, when Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla started the War of Independence by attacking the Spanish...
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The traditional Mexican dish, Chiles en Nogada, is prepared for Mexican Independence Day celebrations, which honor Mexico's independence from Spain...
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What better place to spend a Christmas vacation than down in Mexico? We rounded up a list of spots in Mexico you can drive to and enjoy a truly special Christmas...
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Mexican posadas are a Christmas tradition dating back 400 years. In Mexico they take place between December 16 and December 24 in Mexico...
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October twelfth is Dia de la Raza in Mexico. Since 1928 this day has honored the diversity of the many cultures that have intertwined to create the Meztizo people of Mexico...
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On September 15th, at the National Palace, in Mexico City, at 11 pm, the President of Mexico, will ring a bell and shout out a Mexican cry of patriotism, ¡Viva Mexico, viva la independencia!..
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The concept of the Thanksgiving Harvest Feast is foreign to most Mexicans, so it's difficult to make a traditional dinner there, but there are lots of stand-ins...
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The Mexican Revolution officially started November 20th in 1910, and for good reason. Learn about the revolution and it's characters, like Pancho Villa...
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On October 12, or Dia de la Raza, Mexico celebrates the merging of the Spanish & Mexican pre-Columbian cultures, instead of honoring Christopher Columbus...
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September is the month of Mexican patriotism and there's no better place to celebrate it than in Mexico City on September 15, but festivities take place all month...
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