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Puebla Catrineras Festival 2026

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Latest: Puebla announces Catrineras Chautla 2026 festival

The government of Puebla has announced the second edition of the Catrineras Festival, scheduled to run from October 9 to November 2, 2026, at the Ex Hacienda de Chautla in San Salvador El Verde. Part of the ‘Festivals fo

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Indigenous rights and electoral reforms in Mexico

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Latest: Chihuahua State Congress approves tourism reforms without indigenous consultation

In Chihuahua, indigenous advocates have challenged recent electoral reforms, arguing they infringe upon political-electoral rights protected by the Mexican Constitution and international frameworks such as ILO Convention

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Chihuahua and El Paso binational cooperation

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Latest: DIF Estatal launches ‘Juntos contra el Frío’ jacket donation campaign

Chihuahua and El Paso have renewed their sister city agreement to strengthen binational ties and regional economic development. Following the signing by Chihuahua Mayor Marco Bonilla and El Paso Mayor Renard Johnson, bus

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Release of Federico Cecchetti film Jíkuri

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Latest: Federico Cecchetti film explores Antonin Artaud’s journey to Rarámuri lands

Director Federico Cecchetti has released the film ‘Jíkuri: Viaje al país de los Tarahumaras’, which explores the 1936 journey of French poet and theorist Antonin Artaud to the Sierra Tarahumara. The film utilizes a dual-

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Mexican municipal and regional community programs

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Latest: Mexican municipalities launch community programs for children and youth

Regional and municipal authorities in Mexico continue to implement community-focused initiatives targeting infrastructure, social welfare, and youth development. In Ciudad Juárez, the ‘En tu Colonia, Cuenta Conmigo’ pro

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