In a historical building, with a current staff of 150, Mama Mia restaurant is preparing to reopen, and hopes for success once again. The restaurant’s history started with Adriano’s, a small restaurant located in the Posada La Fuente hotel. The patio was filthy, and some of the hotel’s clients, unable to pay their bills and perhaps harboring stolen goods, would flee through a window on Calle Jesús. The hotel was awful and the restaurant was a failure.
On June 1, 24 businesses reopened to the public in Phase 0. On that same day, San Miguel de Allende registered the first death of a patient caused by COVID-19. According to the Secretariat of Public Health, the man was 37 years old.
In San Miguel there are already 35 confirmed cases of COVID, yesterday there were 32. The cases under investigation are six (two more than yesterday). The active cases would be 21. A second death was reported today.
On June 2, 2020, through a Facebook broadcast, the Parish of San Antonio de Padua. the representatives of the Locos People’s Parade, and the Director of Culture and Traditions announced the measures they took in response to the emergency by COVID 19.
From May 27 to June 3, the presidency has received 910 requests for reopening, 602 of which have already been scheduled for the Civil Protection supervisory hearing. These are the establishments open until June 3.
Starting Tuesday and until June 9, Calle Mesones on the stretch between Nuñez and Colegio will be closed.
By Jesús Aguado Without weddings there are no tourists, and without tourists hotels are empty. There are no banquets and no waiters, no requests for private transport, and all this results in great economic loss for San Miguel de Allende. All four markets in the city are now closed, and their hallways stand empty. There...