The 96th Annual Academy Awards, airing this Sunday at 7 p.m. on ABC, will feature popular stars like Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. The event will showcase a variety of movie genres and actors from diverse backgrounds, with nominees including America Ferrera for 'Barbie' and Bradley Cooper for 'Maestro.' A-list celebrities will walk the red carpet on March 10, celebrating their talents on the big screen.

The Kurhíkuaeri K’uínchekua, a significant Purepecha cultural celebration, takes place on February 1st to reinforce the community's culture, roots, and identity. The event begins with the movement of the 'Fuego Abuelo' to the host community, followed by a renewal ceremony attended by Purepecha community members from various regions. Established in 1983 in Tzintzuntzan, the celebration is governed by principles that exclude political parties, Western religions, and government or private institutions to maintain its sacredness. The event includes symbols like the Fire, Calendar Stone, Flag, and Spear/Staff, and is related to the winter solstice and agricultural cycle. It fosters regional unity and resistance against cultural eradication, with variations in activities depending on the location. The ceremony concludes with the announcement of the next host community and emphasizes the importance of the Purepecha language and identity, as expressed by Noé de la Luz from the community of Uricho.

The study evaluates the use of whole flour of purple maize as a functional ingredient in gluten-free bread, focusing on its nutritional benefits and technological properties. The research highlights that bread with 34% purple maize flour shows acceptable technological parameters, lower starch digestibility, and higher antioxidant capacity compared to control bread. The study also examines the impact of in vitro digestion on the bioaccessibility and bioavailability of bioactive compounds, concluding that purple maize flour can enhance the nutritional profile of gluten-free bread.

An immersive experience called Golden Girls Kitchen, based on the iconic sitcom 'Golden Girls,' has arrived in South Florida's Wynwood on Nov. 10. Derek Berry, president of experiences at Bucket Listers, expressed excitement about bringing the event to Miami, a location frequently requested by fans. The pop-up store and kitchen, which debuted in Los Angeles, is expanding to New York, Miami, San Francisco, and Chicago.

A bidirectional Mendelian randomization study published in April 2020 investigated the bidirectional association between Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and cardiometabolic diseases. The study used genetic variants as instrumental variables to assess causal inferences between MDD and type 2 diabetes, coronary artery disease (CAD), and heart failure. The findings indicated a significant genetic predisposition to MDD associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes and CAD, and a suggestive association with heart failure. However, reverse Mendelian randomization analysis did not show evidence that the likelihood of type 2 diabetes, CAD, or heart failure was associated with MDD. The study reinforces the evidence that MDD is a potential risk factor for type 2 diabetes and CAD, while the causal relationship with heart failure requires further study.

A special screening of Richard Linklater’s “Dazed and Confused” was held at the Coral Gables Art Cinema to celebrate the film's 30th anniversary. Fans like Carlos Roig expressed their long-standing admiration for the film, while the cinema's general manager, Max Zarran, emphasized the importance of experiencing the film as it was originally intended.

Aventura Mall in South Florida is now one of three global locations hosting a pop-up store themed around the popular Netflix series 'Stranger Things.' The store offers an immersive fan experience with interactive activities, exclusive merchandise, and a retro '80s ambiance. Fans like Karissa Larsh express excitement about the exclusive event, which replicates scenes from the show for sensational photo opportunities. The pop-up store aims to provide a unique and engaging experience for 'Stranger Things' enthusiasts.

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a regulation requiring electric vehicles to constitute over two-thirds of new car sales in the U.S. by 2023. EPA Administrator Michael Regan emphasized the cost-saving benefits for consumers, while Yale Professor Kenneth Gillingham noted that electric vehicles are currently comparable in price to luxury gasoline vehicles. The proposal aims to drive the U.S. towards a more eco-friendly future.

Egg prices have surged nearly 60 percent over the past year in South Florida, driven by a significant decrease in supply due to the Avian flu, which has killed nearly 58 million birds across 47 states. Customers express dissatisfaction with the price hike, while some residents find humor in the situation through social media.

The study characterizes the phenolic compounds in purple maize (Zea mays cv. “Moragro”) using HPLC–QTOF-MS and investigates their bioaccessibility through a simulated in vitro digestion/Caco-2 culture model. The research highlights the agronomic and chemical properties of the maize, focusing on its potential health benefits and bioactive compound accessibility.

The Berry Farm's third annual Harvest Festival, running from Sept. 23 to Nov. 13, promises an enhanced experience with new surprises, live bands, and a variety of activities. Erika Martinez-Alonso, the director of communication and event management, highlights the festival's growth and community offerings. Customer Parhan Fafeekhari appreciates the festival's authentic countryside feel amidst the city.

The article highlights five relaxing activities in Mexico City, including reading at Audiorama del Bosque de Chapultepec, having a picnic at Los Dinamos, listening to music at Fonoteca Nacional, attending art exhibitions, and watching films at Cineteca Nacional. Each activity is described as a way to relieve stress and enjoy leisure time in the city.

Traveling alone can be one of the best experiences, and to make it perfect, it's important to take certain precautions. Mexico Travel Channel shares ten safety tips for solo travelers, including researching the destination, planning accommodation, creating a personalized travel route on Google Maps, packing essentials without overloading, carrying a small backpack, maintaining contact with family, safeguarding documents, being cautious in solitary places, choosing safe transportation, and managing time effectively to enjoy the journey and the experience of traveling alone.

The article discusses the start of the chiles en nogada season in Mexico and the prohibition of using acitrón, a traditional ingredient made from endangered biznagas. The Secretaría del Medio Ambiente and Semarnat have banned its use to prevent the overexploitation and potential extinction of the Echinocactus platyacantus species. The article emphasizes the environmental benefits of protecting this cactus, which helps retain rainwater and prevent erosion.

The Barbie movie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling and directed by Greta Gerwig, was released on July 21 and has quickly become a summer favorite. Fans express excitement and nostalgia, appreciating the film's inclusivity and diversity. The movie resonates with audiences by portraying a more diverse and relatable Barbie character.

The article discusses the prohibition of acitrón, a traditional ingredient in chiles en nogada, by the Secretaría del Medio Ambiente due to its environmental impact. Acitrón is made from the endangered Echinocactus platyacantus, and its overexploitation has led to habitat destruction. The Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (Semarnat) has banned its sale and suggests using alternative sweeteners to protect the species and preserve the environment.

The article outlines a methodological proposal for studying epistolary discourses produced by women in the early modern period. It aims to organize a critical framework that captures key aspects defining these textual expressions and the interaction between social aspects (gender, social status) and writing practices. The analysis model is based on two dimensions of epistolary communication: the practice of representation by the writer and the relationship established with the recipient.

The Cave of the Pot in Chihuahua is a significant archaeological site known for its large pot-shaped structure, believed to have been used as a granary by ancient cultures. Located 67 kilometers from Casas Grandes, this enigmatic and beautiful destination attracts tourists and researchers alike. The site is part of a larger archaeological area with similar structures found in other caves of the Sierra Madre Occidental. The INAH notes that the first settlers in the Cave of the Pot were part of the broader Casas Grandes culture.

Young adults often face societal pressures that can negatively impact their mental health, with a study from the Mayo Clinic Health System indicating that 1 in 3 college students suffer from anxiety. This photo essay follows Dayana Morffi, a student and aspiring nurse, as she navigates daily stress and anxiety. The article also provides background information on the authors, who are students at Florida International University.

The Biblioteca Popular Morosoli is hosting an inclusive cultural project titled '8 que cuentan,' featuring a book in braille and eight audiobooks focused on contemporary Uruguayan literature. The project includes immersive listening experiences and interactions with the authors. The anthology features works by Fernanda Trías, Inés Bortagaray, Carolina Bello, Rosario Lázaro, Martín Bentancor, Martín Lasalt, Horacio Cavallo, and Pedro Peña. The audiobooks are available on Spotify and YouTube, and the project is funded by MEC. The events will take place on March 15 and 22, with various authors and contributors participating.

The 95th Annual Academy Awards, also known as The Oscars, will be broadcast this Sunday on ABC. This year's event features a diverse range of nominees, including first-timers like Austin Butler, Angela Bassett, Jamie Lee Curtis for 'Everything Everywhere All At Once,' and Rihanna for the original song 'Lift Me Up' from 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.' Notably, over 17 percent of the nominations are women, and the event will see a historic high in Asian acting nominees. The ceremony will take place on March 12, celebrating the achievements of A-list celebrities.

Latin America is one of the world's largest coffee consumers, and many people enjoy at least one cup of this delicious beverage daily. Instead of discarding leftover coffee grounds, the article suggests five ways to reuse them: eliminating bad odors, making compost for plants, repelling mosquitoes and other insects, using as a natural exfoliant, and creating paint for art. These tips not only help to utilize coffee waste in various areas of the home but also promote a more ecological lifestyle.

Over half of college students are fearful of the future, with growing anxiety influenced by housing, parental expectations, and commuting. Ashley Montero, a freshman and first-generation college student, feels pressure to support her family. Students often sacrifice to build their futures. Professor Karla Kennedy from Florida International University acknowledges external factors impacting students' college integration.

Playa del Amor in Oaxaca is a popular destination for couples and newlyweds, offering a romantic and tranquil environment. The beach features soft waves, golden sand, and striking rock formations. Activities include boat tours, snorkeling, and diving to explore diverse marine life and flora. The beach is also known for its serene atmosphere, making it a favored spot for nudism and sunset watching.

A Love Story Winery and Bistro in South Florida is preparing to celebrate its first Valentine's Day since opening in August. The restaurant, known for its romantic atmosphere, is open Tuesdays through Sundays and accepts online reservations. Entertainment director Elisa Barbato emphasizes the desire to provide the full 'Love Story' experience, while customer Noor Blazekovic praises the venue's ambiance.

Antisemitic flyers have resurfaced in South Florida neighborhoods, causing fear among the Jewish community. Tina Podhurst, a Jewish resident, expressed her distress over the situation. State Rep. Mike Caruso announced a new bill aimed at combating antisemitism, emphasizing that hate has no place in Florida. The community is hopeful that legislators will continue efforts to prevent such incidents.

The multi-purpose cleaner Fabuloso is being recalled due to the presence of harmful bacteria, affecting nearly 4.9 million bottles produced between December 14, 2022, and January 23, 2023. The bacteria pose a risk to individuals with weak immune systems or underlying lung conditions, though healthy individuals are typically not affected. Consumers are advised to check lot codes on the back of the bottles to determine if their product is part of the recall. The recall has sparked concern among users, with many expressing their worries on social media.

Blood donations in the northern United States are declining due to cold temperatures, despite the ongoing need for emergency blood transfusions. Gabriel Herrera, a blood donor, emphasizes the importance of donations, and the American Red Cross is calling on eligible individuals to donate, highlighting that only 3% currently do so. South Florida is mentioned as a location where people can contribute, with better weather conditions than the north.

The tradition of eating 12 grapes on New Year's Eve is filled with superstition and belief, symbolizing good fortune for the coming 12 months. The origin of this practice has various theories, with most tracing back to 19th century Spain. It is believed to bring luck, health, and happiness if one eats a grape with each chime at midnight. Over time, the tradition has evolved, and it is common to make a wish or set a resolution with each grape consumed.

Gulfstream Park is preparing for the holiday season with the annual Symphony in Lights Festival, featuring over 250,000 LED lights, Christmas music, and photo opportunities. The festival is free and open to the public, offering a family-friendly and safe environment according to attendees Alex Schreer and Shayla Santana.

The Broward Buddies Program in South Florida allows volunteers to take shelter dogs out for the day, providing them with exercise, mental stimulation, and increased chances of adoption. The program is unique to the area and aims to enrich the lives of shelter dogs. Volunteers carry business cards to share information with potential adopters, and the dogs wear vests that say 'adopt me' to attract attention.

The study examines how women from the Carrillo de Albornoz family, a prominent family in 18th-century Lima, expressed and exercised agency. Based on nearly three hundred letters written between 1744 and 1800, the analysis reveals their capacity to act and their roles within their families and the public sphere, including managing their own businesses and economic investments. The research aims to show that private discourses contain evidence of female agency, which is often absent in official documentation traditionally used in historiography.

With the arrival of the patriotic month, preparations begin to celebrate Mexican Independence Day on September 15. The article highlights three key destinations: Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, where the independence movement began; Puebla, known for its cultural richness and traditional celebrations; and Querétaro, significant for its historical role in the independence movement. Each location offers unique festivities, including parades, traditional dances, and fireworks, making them ideal places to experience the patriotic spirit.

The 'Fénix México 2022' Rubik's Cube tournament will be held in Mexico City at the Centro Cultural del México Contemporáneo on September 3 and 4. Organized by the Instituto de la Juventud (INJUVE) and Cubing Team CDMX, the event will feature 150 participants competing in 12 categories, with the challenge of solving the cube in under 7.2 seconds. The competition is certified by the Asociación Mundial del Cubo (WCA) and is open to the public. Attendees can also enjoy various mental games, exhibitions, and sales of Rubik's Cubes and other puzzles.

The Gustavo A. Madero Book Fair, part of the 'Feria Internacional del Libro en el Zócalo cerca de ti,' has started and will run until September 2, 2022. Held at the Alcaldía Gustavo A. Madero's esplanade, the event promotes reading and offers a variety of books, cultural, artistic, and recreational activities. The fair features book presentations, artistic performances, puppet theater, ballet, poetry recitals, and music groups, providing a diverse and engaging program for attendees.

Santiago Apoala in Oaxaca is depicted as a hidden paradise surrounded by mountains and lush vegetation. The article highlights various attractions such as El Cañón, El Mirador, Peña del Diablo, and the cave of La Culebra, which feature impressive caverns and water pools. Other notable sites include the Pozo de los Deseos, Peña de las Guacamayas with its well-preserved rock paintings, and pre-Hispanic viewpoints offering stunning panoramas.

The highly anticipated Mushroom Fair 2022 in Tlalpan Forest is approaching, offering a variety of activities such as forest tours, cooking workshops, mushroom exhibitions, and traditional knowledge talks. Organized by Mercado Alternativo de Tlalpan, the event aims to celebrate the health and environmental benefits of mushrooms. It will take place on Sunday, September 4, with free activities starting at 10 AM, though registration is required due to limited capacity.

Four new bike lanes have been completed in Mexico City, benefiting the boroughs of Miguel Hidalgo, Iztapalapa, Benito Juárez, and Cuauhtémoc. The total length of these new bike lanes is 17.8 kilometers, allowing for longer and safer rides. Three of the new routes will be exclusive for bicycles, and one will be a bike-bus lane. The Fondo Público de Atención al Ciclista y al Peatón (FONACIPE) is overseeing the project, which includes routes such as Ciclovía Guelatao, Ciclovía de la Avenida Amores, Ciclovía de Kelvin y Thiers, and Ciclovía de Avenida Marina Nacional. The Secretaría de Movilidad de la CDMX is also involved in facilitating this project, which aims to help and support cyclists in the capital.

Isla de Enmedio is a well-preserved hidden destination in Veracruz, Mexico, part of the Veracruz Reef System on the Gulf of Mexico coast. It offers tranquil, clean, and crystal-clear waters with fine sand. The island is a protected natural reserve since 1992, home to diverse ecosystems and marine life. Visitors can engage in ecotourism activities such as snorkeling, diving, swimming, and walking along the shore. To reach Isla de Enmedio, travelers must take a certified boat from Boca del Río Veracruz to Antón de Lizardo town, with the journey taking approximately 30 minutes.

Mexico has introduced a new electronic passport, presented by Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon, the head of the Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores. The new passport includes enhanced security features such as a polycarbonate sheet and an electronic chip to protect personal data. The first electronic passport was issued to Maria del Carmen, a long-time employee of the Secretaría. The new passport aims to improve security and prevent identity theft without increasing costs. Existing passports remain valid, but citizens can opt to upgrade to the new version.

The sixth edition of the National Balloon Festival 2022 in Morelos will take place on November 5, 2022, at Jardines de México. The event will feature hot air balloon flights, adventure zones, food trucks, colorful activities, and concerts by artists such as Piso 21, Manuel Turizo, and Matisse. Attendees can also enjoy camping options to stay overnight. The festival promotes a family-friendly environment and offers various attractions, making it a significant event for both locals and visitors.

Tuzantla, a municipality in Michoacán, is highlighted for its rich cultural and traditional attractions, including its impressive natural landscapes, well-preserved archaeological sites, and diverse ecosystems. The article also emphasizes Tuzantla's significant contribution to Mexican gastronomy, listing various traditional dishes that visitors should try.

Cadereyta Montes, located near the Sierra Gorda, offers stunning natural landscapes ideal for family activities and ecotourism. The hot springs Xhidí and El Aguacate are highlighted for their relaxing temperatures and beautiful surroundings. Xhidí features crystal-clear, warm waters and impressive waterfalls, while El Aguacate, accessible by boat, offers a scenic canyon with a central fissure from which the hot springs emerge. Visitors can enjoy various activities such as hiking, climbing, and canyoning. Local gastronomy can be savored at riverside palapas offering dishes made from regional ingredients. Conservation and protection protocols are emphasized for visitors.

Sustainable fishing aims to ensure a healthy fish population while maintaining marine species balance and supporting livelihoods. In Mexico, 40% of fish species are overexploited, including grouper in Yucatán and snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. To combat this, consumers are encouraged to buy national seafood to reduce carbon emissions, purchase from legal establishments to prevent overfishing, diversify their seafood choices, and buy whole fish to maximize usage and avoid mislabeling.

Trasfrontera is a free event featuring various concerts at Ciudad Universitaria (CU) to commemorate the 70th anniversary of its construction and the 15th anniversary of its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The event, curated by musician Benjamín Shwartz, will take place on September 10th, showcasing performances by artists such as Carina López, Leika Mochán, Gustavo Nandayapa, Gabriel “Queso” Bronfman, Klezmerson, Celso Duarte, and Jair Alcalá.

Tila, a locality in Chiapas, Mexico, is renowned for its well-preserved Ch’ol culture, which includes vibrant and traditional Ch’ol embroideries. These embroideries, integral to the identity and attire of the indigenous people, are characterized by colorful designs often depicting nature and geometric patterns. The article highlights the cultural significance of these embroideries and the traditional clothing of Tila's inhabitants, emphasizing the region's rich agricultural productivity and religious heritage.

The Down Hill event in Taxco, Guerrero, is a major international extreme sports event that attracts both tourists and locals. Taxco's geographical features make it an ideal location for this annual competition, which sees top cyclists from around the world navigating challenging courses. The event has grown in popularity, drawing over 35,000 spectators and competitors from numerous countries, including England, Spain, Canada, and the United States. The high standards and rigorous selection process for participants ensure the event's quality and prestige.

Archaeologists from INAH have identified a colonial wall and a pre-Hispanic floor in La Lagunilla after conducting excavation work. The discovery, which includes a wall from the 17th and 18th centuries made of tezontle stone and basalt, was made while replacing drainage on Ignacio Comonfort street. The newly uncovered section measures approximately 8 meters in length and 75 centimeters in width, with evidence suggesting it may have been modified or rebuilt over time. Materials such as ceramic and a pre-Hispanic slab floor were also found.

Pulque, a traditional Mexican beverage, will be featured in an exhibition and workshop at the Vasconcelos Library. The event aims to educate attendees about the history and cultural significance of pulque. The workshop 'Pinta tu jícara pulquera' will be held on August 20, guided by Yessica Rogel and Axel Gómez. The exhibition, organized by the Museo del Pulque y las Pulquerías, will showcase various objects and information related to pulque, exploring its origins and importance.

The exhibition 'Sólo lo maravilloso es bello. Surrealismo en diálogo' showcases the finest surrealist pieces from renowned artists such as Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, and Max Ernst, alongside works by prominent Mexican painters like Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo. Curated by Els Hoek with Tere Arcq as the curatorial advisor for the Mexican section, the exhibition features approximately 290 works, including paintings, sculptures, and various surrealist objects, offering attendees a comprehensive insight into the surrealist art movement.

Jaral del Progreso, a beautiful city in Guanajuato, offers tranquility, wonderful crafts, and multiple attractions. Visitors can explore historical monuments such as those dedicated to Benito Juárez and Miguel Hidalgo, and the Templo de San Nicolás de Tolentino. The city is also known for its creative and colorful crafts, including embroidered garments and wicker figures.

Texolo Waterfall in Veracruz is a must-visit destination for adventure and ecotourism enthusiasts. Located in the Magic Town of Xico, the waterfall features a 24-meter drop and is surrounded by beautiful rock formations and lush vegetation. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, rappelling, kayaking, and camping. The site has also been a filming location for international Hollywood movies.

Carlos Rivera collaborated on a promotional video titled 'Te soñé, Tlaxcala' directed by Pedro Torres to boost tourism in Tlaxcala, Mexico. The video highlights the state's landscapes, culture, and traditions, aiming to position Tlaxcala as a competitive tourist destination. It features various local landmarks and cultural heritage, including UNESCO heritage sites and traditional crafts.

The article highlights the most beautiful buildings in Mexico City, emphasizing their historical and architectural significance. It features the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Palacio Nacional, Palacio de Minería, Castillo de Chapultepec, and Palacio Postal, detailing their construction, historical roles, and current functions. The piece underscores the contributions of notable figures such as Adamo Boari, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Diego Rivera, and Manuel Tolsá, and mentions the current and historical uses of these iconic structures.

The Huasteca Potosina region is home to the spectacular Mantetzulel Caves, a must-visit for adventure-loving tourists. Located in the municipality of Aquismón, these caves were historically dedicated to Tlazoltéotl, the god of fertility. The caves are divided into three main sections: the Grutas del Espíritu Santo, formed by natural water flow; the Cueva de la Luz del Sol, known for its unique internal vegetation and sunlight reflections; and the Cueva del Aguacatillo, featuring rock formations resembling animals and skeletons. Visitors are advised to wear comfortable clothing and take guided tours to fully appreciate the natural wonders.

Real de Catorce, one of Mexico's most famous and emblematic 'Pueblos Mágicos,' offers a magical and tranquil experience. Key activities include horseback riding to explore the town's history and culture, walking tours to capture picturesque spots, visiting the Huichol Ceremonial Center on Cerro del Quemado, and exploring Wirikuta to learn about Huichol culture. The Estación Catorce, a tourist spot where cargo trains pass, is also a must-visit.

In Mexico, there is a list of prohibited names that parents are not allowed to give to their children. These names are considered curious and have been banned because they could lead to mockery or surprise. The list includes names such as Aceituno, Rambo, Robocop, Batman, Harry Potter, Burger King, Facebook, and many others that might seem unbelievable but have been officially recognized by Mexican authorities to prevent parents from choosing overly original names that might have negative consequences for their children.

Since July, the red tide has severely affected Yucatán's beaches, causing a 70% drop in commercial activity, especially in Telchac and San Crisanto. The phenomenon has led to significant economic losses in tourism and the death of over 2 tons of marine species. Authorities warn citizens and tourists to stay alert and avoid recreational activities on affected beaches. The red tide is now moving rapidly towards Progreso, Yucatán's most important port, threatening its fishing and tourism industries.

Ensenada, Baja California is highlighted as an ideal destination for various aquatic activities ranging from extreme sports to relaxing experiences. Key attractions include La Bufadora, the second-largest marine geyser in the world, surfing with local instructors, and kayaking at different times of the day to enjoy beautiful landscapes. The article aims to encourage visitors to explore these activities to fully enjoy their visit to Ensenada.

The Chapultepec Forest in Mexico City, known as the city's largest green lung, offers a variety of activities and spaces for public enjoyment. Spanning 647.5 hectares, it is divided into three sections featuring important spaces, museums, and recreational areas. The guide details the attractions in each section, including recreational spaces, parks, monuments, and museums, providing a comprehensive overview of what visitors can explore in this iconic destination.

The Barter Market, organized by Sedema in CDMX, aims to raise awareness about the importance of recycling and waste separation to preserve natural resources and biodiversity, and to combat climate change. Held on the second Sunday of each month, residents can exchange clean, separated recyclable materials for plants, vegetables, and/or services. Participants can bring cardboard, paper, PET, aluminum and iron cans, tetrapak, electronic and electrical waste, and glass bottles, except for perfume or medicine bottles, to earn green points redeemable for essential items and plants. There are specific rules for the condition and quantity of materials accepted.

Mexico offers a rich experience through rural tourism, allowing travelers to explore its traditions, culture, and unique perspectives. Key destinations like Chiapas and Oaxaca provide a deep connection to local life and traditional gastronomy. Traditional beverages such as pulque, pozol, tequila, mezcal, and beer are integral to the cultural identity, attracting both national and international tourists. These beverages not only offer a taste of Mexico but also contribute to the local economy and tourism, with places like Tequila, Jalisco, being prime examples.

Celebrating International Beer Day, the article lists the best destinations in Mexico to enjoy a beer, highlighting Colima, Oaxaca, Mazatlán, Valle de Bravo, and Mexico City. Each location is described with its unique attractions and ideal spots to savor a cold beer, emphasizing the cultural and social significance of beer in Mexico.

The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá in Colombia is a surreal and grand underground church located 180 meters below the surface in the Zipa mountain, Cundinamarca. Originally built by miners in 1930, it was later restored and renovated in 1990 through a project led by architect Roswell Garavito Pearl and engineer Jorge Enrique Castelblanco Reyes. The cathedral features a vast underground space divided into sections, including the Nave of Birth, Nave of Life, and Nave of Death and Resurrection, each with unique religious and artistic elements.

Classical music in the 20th century has veered towards exasperating intellectualism, distancing itself from the general public. Philip Glass, a contemporary composer who combines intelligence with accessibility, gained attention with his minimalist work 'Music in Twelve Parts' in 1974. He achieved particular success with his trilogies for Godfrey Reggio's films and a cycle touching on figures who changed the world in science, politics, and religion. Glass, who studied mathematics and philosophy at the University of Chicago, retains an interest in science, evident in his works like 'Einstein on the Beach' and 'Galileo.' He discusses the intersection of mathematics and music, particularly in Indian music, and his approach to making scientific ideas accessible and emotionally resonant through music. Glass reflects on the evolution of the music industry, where young musicians now see themselves as arrangers and performers, a shift he partially attributes to his influence.

Gabriela Pérez analyzes Michael Haneke's film 'The White Ribbon' (Das Weisse Band), exploring its depiction of violence and authority in a pre-World War I German village and how these elements contribute to the genesis of evil. The film is shot in black and white and delves into the oppressive and authoritarian environments that breed fundamentalism. Pérez discusses the film's characters and their experiences with violence, both as victims and perpetrators, and connects these individual behaviors to broader societal and historical contexts, including the roots of fascism and totalitarianism. The article also examines the psychological concept of identification with the aggressor, as described by Anna Freud and Sandor Ferenczi, and its relevance to the film's narrative.

Gabriela Pérez analyzes the structural and thematic significance of the circle in Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy. She explores the numerology and geometry within the text, particularly the use of the number three and the concept of the circle as a cosmic element. Pérez discusses the circularity in the topography of Dante's afterlife and its philosophical implications, as well as the mathematical precision Dante applied to the poem's composition, reflecting on the harmony of the cosmos. The article delves into the numerical nature of Beatrice and the alignment of the poem with the golden ratio, suggesting that Dante's work was not only a literary masterpiece but also a complex mathematical construct.