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Uncover the Captivating Secrets of Mexico City: Explore Its Riveting History, Enchanting Legends, and Enigmatic MythsImmerse yourself in the captivating world of Mexico City's past with the "Mexico City History, Legends, and Myths" podcast. This weekly show delves deep into the city's rich cultural tapestry, uncovering its remarkable history, enchanting legends, and enigmatic myths that have captivated locals for generations.Join our knowledgeable host as they guide you through the winding streets of Mexico's vibrant capital, painting a vivid picture of the city's evolution. Discover the ...

For us to perceive any of the worlds that exist beside our own, not only do we have to covet them but we need to have sufficient energy to seize them. In this revolutionary book, Carlos Castaneda offers listeners the key to this energetic conditioning for the first time, revealing a series of body positions and physical movements that enabled various sorcerers to navigate their own sorceric journeys. By sharing this wisdom, Carlos Castaneda makes it possible for listeners to travel to some of these other realms, which are as real, unique, absolute, and engulfing as our own world.

In one of historys most audacious military feats, Cortez led a mere handful of men to conquer a vast civilization. This gripping tale follows an Englishman who embarks on a merchant ship bound for the New World, only to find himself shipwrecked in Pre-Columbian Mexico. With danger lurking at every turn, Roger must navigate this perilous landscape and discover a way to escape becoming one of the many human sacrifices to the Aztec gods.

Noticias de México para el mundo, la mejor información de nuestro país con los peores comentaristas que había disponibles.

Join Nellie Bly on her captivating journey through Mexico in 1885, where she chronicles the lives of the impoverished and the political turmoil under a deeply corrupt government. Originally a series of articles for the Pittsburgh Dispatch, Blys work shines a light on the struggles of the marginalized, while also embodying the spirit of a pioneering investigative journalist—one who fought for womens empowerment in a society that often overlooked their voices. However, her insights are sometimes clouded by the limited perspective of a 19th-century outsider. Her travels came to an unexpected ...

This thought-provoking book examines gang history in the region encompassing West Texas, Southern New Mexico, and Northern Chihuahua, Mexico. Known as the El Paso-Juárez borderland region, the area contains more than three million people spanning 130 miles from east to west. Mike Tapia examines this region by exploring a century of historical developments through a criminological lens and by studying the diverse subcultures on both sides of the law.

Living Under New Mexico Skies is a community-focused podcast presented by Parnall Law Firm. Each episode features conversations with community leaders, innovators, artists, educators, and everyday New Mexicans who are shaping life across our state. From local issues to inspiring stories, we explore what’s happening in our communities—and why it matters.

Mis pasos por México: Pueblos Mágicos. Este es un podcast de viajes donde recorremos los Pueblos Mágicos de México a traves de historias, datos interesantes y experiencias reales. En cada episodio visitamos un pueblo mágico distinto, exploramos su historia, cultura y aquello que lo hace único. Acompañados de conversaciones espontáneas, descubrimos lugares que invitan a caminar sin prisa y a conocer México desde nuestra expectativa.

Every New Mexican deserves to understand how the law works for them - or why it doesn't work for them. Welcome to New Mexico Legal Lowdown, hosted by attorney Feliz Rael and brought to you by the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association. Each episode, we sit down with trial lawyers who fight for New Mexicans' constitutional rights and for our Democracy every single day. Learn the drama and details behind the cases they take on for individuals wronged by big government, big corporations, or big insurance. This isn't a podcast for lawyers - it's for everyday New Mexicans who want to understand the ...

Mexico Unexplained: It's the X Files with a Latino twist. We explore the magic, the mysteries and the miracles of Mexico every week.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mexico-unexplained--6696126/support.

New Mexico's Spanish legacy has informed the cultural traditions of one of the last states to join the union for more than four hundred years, or before the alluring capital of Santa Fe was founded in 1610. The fame the region gained from artist Georgia O'Keefe, writers Lew Wallace and D. H. Lawrence, and pistolero Billy the Kid has made New Mexico an international tourist destination.

"Cada calle, cada avenida, cada rincón de esta gran urbe tiene una historia para contar. Entrañable mirada de la gran ciudad de México, descrita con destreza y oficio por Miriam Mabel Martínez, a quien ya no le sorprende la forma en la que este monstruo de concreto ha crecido, sino la...

Welcome to the New Mexico Golf Podcast, your ultimate New Mexico golf courses guide and Land of Enchantment golf podcast dedicated to the mystical fairways of the Southwest's desert beauty. Hosted by Brett Smith, this engaging Albuquerque golf podcast and Santa Fe golf podcast dives deep into New Mexico golf news, New Mexico golf events, New Mexico golf tourism, and New Mexico real estate golf opportunities. Whether you're teeing off at iconic resorts like Black Mesa Golf Club or exploring red rock golf adventures, join Brett for insider tips, course reviews, golfing in New Mexico strategies, ...

Derrotados por la conquista, “evangelizados” y sometidos al vasallaje de la corona española durante tres siglos, declarados “inexistentes” por el liberalismo decimonónico y despojados de sus tierras comunales, por lo que se volvieron agraristas en la revolución de 1910, y oprimidos por el paternalismo indigenista contemproáneo, al despuntar el siglo XXI, ¿qué son hoy los pueblos indios de México?

Frances Calderon de la Barca, born in Edinburgh in 1804, was the daughter of William Inglis. Following her fathers passing, she moved to America and married the Spanish diplomat Don Angel Calderon de la Barca. Her journey took her across various appointments to Mexico, Washington, and ultimately to Madrid, where she was honored with the title of Marquesa de Calderon de la Barca by Alfonso XII before her death in 1882. This remarkable work is a collection of letters penned during her two-year stay in Mexico, revealing her keen observations of its society and culture. Initially intended for her ...

Journey into the past with Prescott‚s masterful narrative of Hern°n Corts and his men as they ventured into the heart of the Aztec Empire. This captivating account not only chronicles their remarkable exploits but also delves into the profound impact of their conquest. Inspired by the poetic words of Keats, the story reflects on the awe and ambition that drove these explorers as they faced the vast unknown. Experience the thrill of discovery and the weight of history in this compelling retelling. (Note The project has been updated to correct missing and duplicate sections as of July 9, 2010...

Combining on-the-ground reporting and in-depth discussions with people on the frontlines of Mexico's drug war, To Die in Mexico tells behind-the-scenes stories that address the causes and consequences of Mexico's multibillion dollar drug trafficking business. John Gibler looks beyond the myths that pervade government and media portrayals of the unprecedented wave of violence now pushing Mexico to the breaking point.

El combate al narcotráfico en México desde el punto de vista de los agentes de la Agencia Antidrogas de Estados Unidos, con los testimonios de varios de ellos que han trabajado en nuestro país en diversos momentos. Hasta hoy no se había escrito una investigación como ésta. Se sospechaba que la DEA operaba en el territorio nacional con entera libertad, pero se carecía de evidencias como las que aquí presenta J. Jesús Esquivel.

In this insightful exploration, anthropologist and historian Starr reflects on his extensive travels through Mexico during a tumultuous period marked by a deadly revolution. He seeks to unravel the complex circumstances that led to this upheaval, starting with the Centennial of Independence and tracing the nations rich history from the Aztecs to the early 20th century (1914). By examining the perspectives of both nations, Starr captures the essence of their intertwined destinies. He poignantly asserts, The US and Mexico are different, yet they are neighbors, concluding with a hopeful vision ...

We’re Erica & Jeff — an interracial couple who sold everything, packed six suitcases, and moved from Philadelphia to Mérida, Mexico. Between planning a wedding, buying a house sight unseen, and surviving culture shock, we’re learning what it really takes to start over abroad. Expect sarcasm, real talk, and plenty of “WTF are we doing?” moments about expat life, marriage, and remote work. New episodes weekly! IG: instagram.com/thismightbeabadidea.podcast TikTok: tiktok.com/@thismightbeabadidea.pod YouTube: youtube.com/@ThisMightBeaBadIdeapodcast FB: facebook.com/ThisMightBeaBadIdea