Mexican Staple Ingredients You Need in Your Pantry

Mexican Staple Ingredients You Need In Your Pantry

With the increasing number of Mexican-born immigrants in the country, we have grown to like Mexican cuisine. Here are some staple Mexican ingredients you need in your pantry amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Top 10 Richest Mexican Celebrities

Mexican celebrities whose net worth has reached millions of dollars due to their hard work, perseverance, and extraordinary talent.

World's Richest: Mexican Billionaires and Their World Rankings

Mexican Billionaires maintain their wealth amid the economic effect of COVID-19 and make it to the world's long list of billionaires.
Mexicans Are At Higher Risk For COVID-19

Are Residents of Mexico Are At Higher Risk for COVID-19?

Mexicans are at a two percent higher risk for COVID-19 than anyone else across the world, according to a recent article.

Mexican Player Eyes Collegiate Hockey After Historic Winter Youth Olympics Win

Mexican ice hockey player Luisa Wilson is eyeing college hockey after she made history on January 15 after bagging a gold medal at the Winter Youth Olympics.
Quotes that every young entrepreneur and small businessmen should know from the Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim.

7 Quotes for Success From Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim

Quotes that every young entrepreneur and small businessmen should know from Mexican Billionaire, Carlos Slim.

Latino Writers Sound Off About Lack of Diversity in Chipotle Mexican Grill's New Literature Campaign

Chipotle Mexican Grill, the international restaurant chain which serves up customized burritos and tacos in an assembly line-fashion, launched an initiative meant to give customers a brief, literary experience by printing short stories on its bags and cups. "Cultivating Thoughts" features writers such as Toni Morrison, Sarah Silverman, Jonathan Safran Foer and George Saunder. But noticeably missing from its lineup are Mexican-American and Latin American writers.

Billionaire Mexican Drug Lord El Chapo and His 13-Year Life on the Lam

Guzman was arrested on Saturday, February 22, 2014, without gunfire being exchanged –despite having a military-style assault rifle on his person. Guzman did not speak, and looked subdued as he made his first public appearance in years, then quickly vanished into the cargo bay of a helicopter waiting to take him to prison.

Undocumented Dreamers Struggle to Become Lawyers

Black's Law dictionary indicates that a lawyer is a person "learned in the law," such as a solicitor, an attorney, a counselor, or an individual who practices law. Lawyering often occurs in courtrooms, during trails, and in front of jurors. Though, the role of lawyer varies across jurisdiction; and, apparently, the ability to become a lawyer depends on legal status in the United States, even if a non-citizen has met every requirement asked of him, including being granted deferred actions regarding his legal status.

Guillermo Gomez-Pena: Chicano 'Cyberpunk' Rebel with a Creative & Ambitious Cause

Ethno-politics, immigration, technology and language happen against the canvas, in an opus, or in any medium, when you are an artist. And, if you are Guillermo Gomez-Pena, you could address societal concerns regarding Latinos through performance art, audio, video, installations, poetry, journalism and cultural theory. A writer, a MacAuthor fellow, and an editor, Gomez-Pena brings style, energy and heritage to everything that he completes.

U.S. Border Patrol Agents Shoot People For Throwing Rocks

U.S. Border Patrol agent Jesus Mesa Jr. shot down a 15-year-old Mexican boy named Sergio Adrian Hernandez-Guereca in 2010, alleging that the boy threw a rock at him. Attorney Robert Hilliard, the lawyer for the victim's family, stated that there was no proof that Hernandez-Guereca threw a rock at the agent, and continues to press on with a lawsuit after U.S. prosecutors chose not to charge Mesa in the wrongful death of the teenager. The teenager's death was witnessed by 25 civilian witnesses and law enforcement officials.

'La Reina del Sur' Star Helps Latino Organizations Spread Awareness About Human Trafficking

Kate del Castillo, the phenomenal Mexican actress, who convincingly played the role of Teresa Mendoza on La Reina del Sur, (The Queen of the South) has decided to use her star power for good and assist Latin American organizations in the fight against human trafficking through an informative documentary produced by the Esclavos Invisibles (Invisible Slaves) campaign.
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