After 29 years of service at the Iris stationery store, the woman’ s voice that would say, “Young man, what are you going to want to buy?” vanished.
Author: Jesús Aguado (Jesús Aguado)
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Montes de Oca returns to its original state
Mauricio Trejo published the five actions with which he would start his administration. Although four are still pending, the first, which was to return Montes de Oca street to its original state, has been completed.
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Meet Some of the New Administration’s Directors
Gabriel Arturo Yáñez Saldaña: He has a degree in criminology. He was Director of Security in San Miguel from 2012-2015. Edgar Bautista: He is an architect and was Director of Urban Development from 2011-2015. In this administration he will be the Director of the Municipal Institute for Planning and Sustainable Development. José Luis...
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Arriving in San Miguel, a Live Concert from Cuba
The courtyard of Casa Europa will showcase Treasures of Latin America. The only orchestra in Latin America composed entirely of women will come to San Miguel de Allende after the Cervantino Festival.
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Behind the Voice of Pinky Chan
At present, her creations (audisuals), in which she tells stories of daily life and current issues through digital drawings, can reach millions and has millions of views.
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They Will Always Have Thousands of Stories to Share
There are more than 250 volunteers in the San Miguel de Allende Red Cross, and they always have a story to tell.
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SAPASMA Assures There Will Be Water in the San Luis Rey Area
People from several neighborhoods in the San Luis Rey area called a meeting on the site where work is being done on the drinking water network.
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Luis Alberto Villarreal Presented the Report of his third administration
After running as a candidate for another election, then requesting a license in April, mayor Luis Alberto Villarreal returned to close out his term as mayor.
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The Archangel San Miguel will appear in a procession
Following La Alborada, the Entrance of Souls and Súchiles, and the Tribute to Fray Juan de San Miguel (the big party this year was virtual) everything concludes with the procession of Señor San Miguel.
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Love at First Site with Jessica Frick-Liston
Nurse Jessica Frick has lived in San Miguel the last four years. When politics were getting “a little crazy” in the US she and her husband decided it was time to leave—with seven pets. They packed and found this city.