Centuries of colonial and capitalist oppression and exploitation not only threaten global ecocide but—some indigenous groups aside—have diminished humanity’s powers to collectively save our earthly home. To strengthen those powers, a group of psychologists and their students are spreading horizontal relationships that liberate needed but repressed capacities.
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Weekly Horoscopes Sep. 13
All Signs: I believe that in the next few months, we will discover information and data that has been withheld. There will be surprise about this new information that comes to light. Meanwhile, this is also a time when many of us might doubt something, especially our abilities. Doubt is not your friend.
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Q & A with Angel
We welcome Angel Marin Diaz to the weekly Legal column. He has 20 years’ experience as President and C.E.O of Inmtec Legal Services with offices in Mexico including San Miguel de Allende, CDMX, and offices currently under construction in Querétaro.
Welcome to the biweekly “Q & A” with Angel. I will answer your questions every other week with pleasure, they do not necessarily have to be on the previous week’s topic.
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A Look at Higher Education with Jóvenes Adelante
What possible chance does the young Mexican generation have of social mobility, and of achieving a personal dream of a rewarding career and advancement for themselves and their families?
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Letter To The Editor: Legal Services
As we come to the end of the third quarter of our fiscal year at Inmtec Legal Services in both San Miguel de Allende and CDMX, it is time for us to start evaluating our coming year’s pro bono cases.
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San Miguel Poetry Café Via Zoom Debuts September 10
Three inspired poets with roots in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico will kick off the 2020–2021 season of the San Miguel Poetry Café on Sep 10, 2020, at 5pm. It will be the first time the Poetry Café will be broadcast via Zoom, reaching a multinational audience for the first time.
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How to react when someone makes an inappropriate joke
I am in need of some pithy comments to shut down folks when they start to tell stories or jokes in my presence that involve stereotyping of any sort-race, sex, age, nationality, culture, sexuality, etc. I don’t want to smile and quietly cringe anymore.
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We Are Back!
August 25 was Atención’s anniversary, celebrating 45 years of service to the people of San Miguel de Allende. Like the rest of the world, our minds were focused on the present, so we forgot to celebrate.
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Street Food, Fish Cakes and Fried Rice
Street food in Thailand originated with the country’s ethnic Chinese population. Here are two delicious recipes that epitomize Thai urban fare and complement each other beautifully!
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What Happens to Your Pets If Something Happens to You?
I fell in love with them the first day that I met them, and my heart broke. They were wonderful, happy, well-cared-for cats until one day they found themselves scared and depressed, in an unfamiliar setting at a shelter, sharing space with many other cats. Death, especially an untimely death, can be cruel and devastating for those the deceased leaves behind.