Enchiladas Suizas is a dish shrouded in a mysterious past. Literally translated Enchiladas Suizas means "Swiss enchiladas," a name attributed by some to the large amount of cheese and cream resembling the Swiss alps and by others to culinary influences from Swiss immigrants on Mexican cuisine. Enchiladas are a traditional staple deeply rooted in Mexico's past. Derived from corn, … [Read more...] about The Mystery of Enchiladas Suizas ~ Controversies, Cuisine & History
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Mexico City Celebrates 700th Birthday
Seven centuries is a great reason to celebrate ! This year marks 700 years since Mexico City was originally founded as Tenochtitlan, the ancient capital of the Aztec empire. No longer known by its original Aztec name, Mexico City is one of Latin America‘s most populous cities but it's not the largest. São Paulo Brazil currently holds the title of Latin America's largest city with a … [Read more...] about Mexico City Celebrates 700th Birthday
Cuban President Diaz-Canal accused of human rights violations
The United States government has imposed sanctions against Cuban president Miguel Diaz-Canel and other Cuban officials due to “the unjust detention and torture of the July 2021 protesters.” In a recent statement, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized, “the US will continue to stand for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of the people of Cuba, and make clear no … [Read more...] about Cuban President Diaz-Canal accused of human rights violations
Lincoln Center’s Brazil Week – Free Concerts and Events
New York City has no shortage of creative and vibrant cultural experiences. This summer don't miss the spectacular line up of events taking place from June 11th through August 9th as part of Lincoln Center's "Summer for the City." The 2025 schedule has hundreds of free and optional "choose what you pay" events and performances. Latin culture will be on full display during Brazil week … [Read more...] about Lincoln Center’s Brazil Week – Free Concerts and Events
Is FEMA being phased out?
According to several recent reports, FEMA is on the proverbial "chopping block" for upcoming budget cuts. The proposed plan aims to shift climate risk financial responsibility away from the federal government and back to state and local governments (and insurance companies). What could this mean for the housing market? One can only guess but it's clearly not a positive sign for anyone … [Read more...] about Is FEMA being phased out?