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Interim Mayor Gonzalo González delivered an emotional Cry for Independence, even though this was the second year in a row it was done in front of a practically empty main square.

To honor those who have succumbed to COVID-19, as many as 11,928 trees have been planted in the State of Guanajuato. In San Miguel the names of loved ones were engraved on plaques set adjacent to the trunks of palo dulce, acacia, and jacarandas. Some 230 trees were planted in the Bicentennial Park on the...

In San Miguel, the Festival will take place on September 21, 22, and 23. All sanitary protocols will be followed.

In a tour before noon, Atención spoke with several merchants, who said that in other years they have been evacuated and nothing has happened; however, Civil Protection asks that they remain closed due to the risk of overflowing.

The Guadalupe neighborhood comprises 27 streets. It has a neighborhood president, and each sidewalk has a representative. Cate Poe is the liaison with the foreign community. Although the exact number of foreigners in Guadalupe is not clear, more and more want to live in this neighborhood. This is what Marbella Martínez, María Helena Rincón Llamas...

September is Mexico’s national month. It is also when the most Mexican food green, white and red appears. And it is the time when vernacular music is part of the patriotic celebrations.

The protocol for the Cry for Independence ceremony is the same in every city.

San Miguel de Allende remains year after year among the favorite destinations among Travel + Leisure readers, due to its continuous relationship with the arts and the constant updating of travel offers and experiences it offers to visitors.

The increase in positive COVID cases in San Miguel de Allende has led the city to take proactive measures for business and economic activities. Now, the national and patron saint festivities that take place every September and early October have also been impacted.