On February 16, 2010, the House of Representatives approved amendments to the Federal Cinematography Law, including the amendment to Article 8, which decrees the dubbing and subtitling of foreign films in Mexico.
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Mexico with hearing inclusion in movie theaters
On February 16, 2010, the House of Representatives approved amendments to the Federal Cinematography Law, including the amendment to Article 8, which decrees the dubbing and subtitling of foreign films in Mexico.

Private Schools Will Return to In-person Classes
Mexico’s National Association of Private Schools (ANEP) announced that starting Mar. 1, the private schools belonging to the association will open their doors for optional in-person classes, despite the federal government’s epidemiological traffic light restrictions.
NEWS

Gonzalo González Is San Miguel de Allende’s Interim Mayor
At the City Council meeting on March 29 saw changes in Council representation. Five members are campaigning for mayor or for reelection.

Luis Alberto Villarreal “Will Be Mayor Again”
Luis Alberto Villarreal, mayor of San Miguel de Allende, requested and was granted an indefinite leave of absence to pursue his candidacy for a second term as mayor.

A Garden for San Miguel?
Dozens of houses—single-family, duplex, and even triplex, stand on 28 hectares in the upper part of the city at Jardines de Allende.

San Miguel Elderly Got Their Coronavirus Vaccines
After each inoculation national employees handed out proof of receiving the first dose. What is not clear is when the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine will arrive.
ART

One Sunday Afternoon: An Immersive Art Experience at Viñedo Dos Búhos
One Sunday afternoon while enjoying a beautiful Spring day Yuliya Lanina heard the pandemic knocking at her door threatening to change the life she so delicately held in balance.

Preserving Mexican Culture through Art: A Visit to Heidi’s Gallery
In Heidi’s Gallery you can find them represented through art. Mujeres en Cambio invites you to join her on Zoom as she tells her stories on March 31 at 1pm.

Throne for a Goddess: Public Sculpture in Austria Benefits Rural Girls in San Miguel
On September 9, 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, my sculpture, “Throne for a Goddess,” was installed in Austria.

An Exhibition of New Paintings by Linda Laino
Having made art seriously for more than 40 years, Laino is a meaningful artist at the pinnacle of her career, as evidenced by this exhibition.
NGO NEWS

Jóvenes Adelante–The Agony and the Ecstasy
Like every generation young Mexicans hope to lead a better life than their parents.

Rotary Presentation “Tales of La Vírgen Morena”
in his presentation to the Mid-Day Rotary Club on Tuesday, April 13, Butterfield is focusing a cultural and historical lens on the Virgin of Guadalupe, also called “La Vírgen Morena,”

Project of presentation of scholarship recipients
Kenia and Felipe de Jesús are both La Biblioteca’s scholarship holders with Scholarship Plus and Extra.

Perfect Day Of Debra Broussard President of the Public Library
My perfect day starts when I wake up early, around 5:30 to 6 in the morning.

Online Workshop Embroidery of Tenango de Doria
On Saturday April 17, 2021 at 10am there will be a workshop called “Ah, for Hilachas: Textile and Weaving Workshops” presented through Zoom.

Production of vaccines, development and scaling of bioprocesses
On Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 10am the medical laboratory Equipar will present a workshop on Production of vaccines, development and scaling of bioprocesses.
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