Pin itemailAt the second Taco Festival in Mexico City celebrating the traditional Mexican dish, cooks prepare a 50-metre-long taco in the city’s Garibaldi Square, setting a new world record for the world’s longest taco. SEE MORE WORLDVIEW VIDEOS SUBMIT YOUR VIDEOS TO WORLDVIEW What do you think? Leave comments below or share them with us [...]
Pin itIt’s that time of year again when we dress up for Halloween and also remember our loved ones with Día de los Muertos. Many of us know a thing or two about Día de los Muertos and here at Dos Lives we wanted to give you a practical, quick and easy guide to getting [...]
Pin it Once I heard Mexico City was a sculpture ready to be admired, a museum free of walls and ridiculously expensive fares. I thought it was a interesting statement but one I didn’t fully understand until later on when I had to come back after having lived far away for a long time. I [...]
Pin itThis past Saturday, about 50,000 people gathered around the Monument to the Revolution in Mexico City to pay tribute the king of pop and participated in the dance off called “Yo si bailo Thriller”. Kids, teens, adults, entire families and even zombies said “I dance Thriller”, and just a little before 6 p.m. Saturday [...]
Pin itThis is something to really talk about. It is and always will be a very controversial issue, many support it and approve it, and many do not. Mexican law now allows people to possess a limited amount of drugs for “personal use” (read the Spanish version from Univision here) without arresting them. For many [...]
Pin itThe fight is on! Midterm elections are coming on July 5th to choose the new representatives, governors, mayors and members of congress. All the different parties started the battle in full throttle. It all seems the same old thing; parties attacking each other, politicians looking down on others, presenting lawsuits, etc. Banners and billboards [...]
Pin it This week, all schools in Mexico reopen after the Swine Flu outbreak. Are Mexicans ready to back to “normal” life? In this week’s podcast, join us as we talk you across the border to get first-hand accounts of what it’s been like and much more. Has the U.S. government been truthful about checking [...]
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Pin itI cannot believe about 60 people (so far, and let’s hope it stops there) have died so far in Mexico because of the swain flu. It has gotten so far that Mexico has shut down schools, museums, government offices, and others to try to contain the spreading of the new “H1N1 swine flu” as [...]
Pin it I’ve been reading a few very interesting news pieces related to that subject ranging from immigrants to drug traffic and violence. The last one I read (in Spanish) confirms what everybody knows already. Mexican immigrants are the largest minority in America. The story also shares some important data gathered from a new study [...]