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Felipe Calderón reopens Museo Casa de Allende
By Jesús Ibarra
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Alonso de María y Campos, Matilde González Rulán, Felipe Calderón, Juan Manuel Oliva, Rodolfo Jurado |
President Felipe Calderón visited San Miguel with a tight security, to inaugurate Museo Casa de Allende
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| Community Where cut flowers can blossom By Kelly Lynn James A day at Casa Hogar Santa Julia with Kelly Lynn James’ photographs |
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Art Symbols in sculpture come to San Miguel Compiled by Atención staff Mexican sculptor Enrique Carbajal is best known as Sebastian—a man of monumental vision and sculptures. Not only an artist, he is also a man of science. His sculpture is visibly concerned with geometric forms, and he does not submit his geometries to logical symbols, but rather to poetic symbols. |
| Music Dynamic playing style By Gabriela Sevin Sergio Basurto will use the folklore harp to play traditional rhythms from Latin America and Mexico. |
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Lecture Teotihuacán magical, mystical tour By Arturo Morales Tirado Teotihuacán represents myth, architecture and culture—cosmic order and the birth of the gods, 2,000-year-old urban design and a pattern of cultural development lasting 700 years. |
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and Decoration / Food & Wine Hoja santa, a leaf and a legend By Victoria Challancin I’ve heard it said that hoja santa (Piper auritum) tastes like anise with hints of tarragon, black pepper, nutmeg, and sassafras thrown in. Perhaps. But to me, the name given to the plant in the southern US says it all: root beer plant. |
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Pasa Que Pasa is the most complete weekly guide to arts and entertainment in San Miguel de Allende. |
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| Community Connections Community Connections COMM intern 2 or REG spa 1 Dozens of organizations in San Miguel assist children and families; promote education and schools; provide food, potable water and medical treatment; and even take care of animals and the environment. This section provides descriptions, contacts and information for donors or volunteers. |
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