Mexican referendum on Mayan train to take place at the end of November
Little under 24 hours since reports surfaced of Mexico City protests in response to the new airport…
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Masterpeace Mexico builds community connections through art and creativity
It was just last month that over 30 prominent social leaders came together in the vibrant neighbourhood…
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What is killing Mexico’s rich indigenous languages?
“I speak the sounds of the people of the rain” – If you ask the Mixteco people about…
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Day of the dead arrives in Mexico
To many around the globe, the first of November marks one of Mexico’s most famous celebrations. When…
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“Coco Route” a Dia de los Muertos tourist trail inspired by the Disney film
Disney’s most recent film, Coco, was the film company’s first foray into Mexico’s rich history…
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Man’s Best Friend: The ancient history of Mexico’s national dog
It was to be my first experience of meeting a Xoloitzcuintli dog. The breed, which also recently featured…
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Churchgoers in Chiapas use Coca-Cola to cleanse evil spirits
In Mexico’s southernmost state of Chiapas, one church has taken Mexico’s soft drink addiction…
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At home with monsters: Guillermo del Toro’s creatures are coming home
Guillermo del Toro is one of Mexico’s most well-known creatives. A pioneer in filmmaking, writing…
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“Heavy on meat, heavy on fat, and incredibly heavy on sugar”: Mexico’s ongoing battle against obesity
In the town of Acayucan in Southern Mexico, finding a healthy meal is far from a straight-forward process.…
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Guillermo del Toro: the noncomformist of Mexico’s decorated cinematic trio
This article is part of a series by Aztec Reports chronicling the most important cultural, artistic…
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