If you are in San Miguel, and you think that "there is nothing to do," you will want to read this.
Author: Jesús Aguado (Jesús Aguado)
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Must include water, and a “mafiosa”
If you like nature, here is the place for you to spend a perfect day.
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It’s the Time of the Season
With the rains come crops: corn, beans, and squash—the seed of which is used to prepare delicious pipián sauce.
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In June, love triumphed between Sol Araiza and Beibi Palma
Sol and Beibi are the first same-sex couple to marry in San Miguel.
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Thirty centimeters of mud
The cost to the state for the El Pípila underpass was 326 million pesos. At its completion many speculated about the possibility of flooding.
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Public spaces are open
The “normality” returns little by little. Public spaces have been closed since March 2020, but on June 16, 2021, the administration announced many re-openings.
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Perfect Day
“Two New York friends are arriving in San Miguel tomorrow. They will stay for three days. I will put them in touch with you so you can tell them what to do and where to go.” This was the message I got from my friend Matt Martín.
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Cooking with an “LGBT+” and other chiles
Lourdes and Helena are sisters and they both received a molcajete (traditional stone mortar) as a wedding gift from their father. Then they passed them on to their granddaughters. It was in those bowls—essential in a good kitchen—“where we learned to cook,” says Lourdes.
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Education based on the agricultural cycle, for migrant children
There are 352 children, mainly from Guerrero, who have received an education in one of the four educational centers for Migrant Children.