In 1987, the chinampa area of Xochimilco was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Xochimilco is the ancient place of flowers and the last region in the Anahuac Basin where chinampas survive. Chinampas are artificial islands built by Mesoamerican cultures, especially the Mexica (Aztecs), in
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Revel Surf Park in Mesa, Arizona. This surf park is the first of its kind in the state and offers a variety of activities for all ages and skill levels. Surf Lagoon: A surf lagoon that generates artificial waves perfect for desert surfing. River Wave: A standing wave ideal for beginners and improving balance techniques. […]
Did you know… In May 1929, students at the National University of Mexico began a strike to demand university autonomy. The conflict reached its climax on May 23, when police violently suppressed a demonstration at the Law School, resulting in several students being injured. This event marked a milestone in the country’s educational history, and […]
In Mexico, Nurses’ Day has traditionally been celebrated on January 6th, a date established in 1931 by Dr. José Castro Villagrana, then director of the Juárez Hospital of Mexico. However, in recent years, institutions such as the Ministry of Health have also adopted May 12th to align with the international commemoration, paying tribute to those […]
Your graduation is definitely an achievement, another page filled in the precious book of your life, but there are still many pages to fill, wonderful things awaiting you: goals, challenges, opportunities, dreams, plans, dedication, commitment, experience, achievements, practice… A lifetime of great moments, where anything is possible when you believe in yourself.
Tucson Parks & Recreation will offer a wide range of indoor leisure classes and camps this summer. Classes range from crafts, small movers and shakers, dance, gymnastics, jewelry making, glass fusing, music, and more for youth and adults. Summer KIDCO (ages 5-11), KIDCO Inclusion (ages 5-11), Intermediate Club (ages 12-14), Youth Personnel in Training (ages […]
The variety of cultures that exist in humanity, with their own expressions that differentiate them from each other, seen as a principle, facilitates the exchange of knowledge and values, such as tolerance, understanding and coexistence between cultures, without any of them exercising superiority over another. Cultural diversity is a consequence of historical, political,
Tucson, Arizona; April 2, 2025 – The Arizona Bilingual Newspaper, in association with Latinas AZ and SAABE (Southern Arizona Alliance for Bilingual Education), is proud to announce its 14th Annual Children’s Day Festival. This beloved community celebration will take place on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at the Children’s Museum Tucson, located at 200 S […]
Children’s Day in Mexico is celebrated on April 30th as a tribute to children. These little beings who fill our hearts every day, deserve to be loved, protected, and respected. While we have a day to celebrate them, we also have a lifetime to protect them, seeing them as our own children, taking responsibility for […]
April 13, Palm Sunday. April 14, Holy Monday. April 15, Holy Tuesday. April 16, Holy Wednesday. April 17, Holy Thursday. April 18, Good Friday. April 19, Holy Saturday. April 20, Easter Sunday.
























