Animal abuse in San Miguel de Allende, whether by owners or others, has been reported for years.Animal abuse in San Miguel de Allende, whether by owners or others, has been reported for years.
Author: Jesús Aguado (Jesús Aguado)
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Take one, leave one
Perhaps you haven’t seen the book booths located on Plaza Zaragoza, Plaza San Antonio, and in Colonia Guadalupe. “Take a book, leave one,” is posted on the booths.
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Justice for Alpha
We talked with Margarita, Alpha’s owner. Meeting “Justice for Alpha” Part 1 Meeting “Justice para Alpha” Part 2
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Another festival in September in addition to Independence and Saint Michael
September may be the favorite month (after December) not only for Mexicans, but for foreign visitors as well.
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Tradition and Murals
It’s 9 in the morning and Don Mauro Quintero knows that he has to load his burro with a few liters of water and bags to carry the stones. “Chó, chó,” he calls, and the burro quickly climbs the winding road. Don Mauro has walked the trail hundreds, maybe thousands of times. It makes...
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Charco’s 30th anniversary celebrated by a small group
The Charco del Ingenio nature preserve was given to the people of San Miguel thirty years ago, accompanied by pre-Columbian rituals.
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Will you vote in the popular referendum on August 1?
The National Electoral Institute (INE) is responsible for holding the popular referendum on August 1.
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Natural, Is better
The tallest, prettiest, greenest mountains during the rainy season are the Picachos.
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Aperi, Open Kitchen
Alfredo Sinencio and Omar Enríquez are the perfect team at Aperi, located on Quebrada near Umarán. One is a mixologist, the other a chef. Alfredo arrived in San Miguel five years ago
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The Representative Folkloric Ballet of San Miguel celebrates 46 years
On July 30, the colors and sounds of folkloric dance from Nuevo León, Nayarit, and Sinaloa will be on the program of the 46th anniversary of the Representative Folkloric Ballet of San Miguel