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The Best Hiking Boots to Wear When Traveling to Latin America's Iconic Mountains

Here are some of the affordable and best hiking boots for men and women, who plan to travel and visit the beautiful mountains of Latin America.
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Channel Your Inner Puerto Rican With These 4 Fun and Fab Indoor Decorations

By Dani O.
Spruce up your home with these dazzling and unique Puerto Rico-inspired pieces.

5 Unsung American Heroes with Hispanic Roots

By Carlos Dela Vega
There are several unsung heroes that Hispanic and Latino parents should be proud to tell their children about.

Para Familias Latinas: Reviving Latin American Culture Among Latinos and Hispanics in the US

By Neil P.
The 4-H Program aims to revive the Latin American culture among the Latinos and Hispanics in the U.S.

Uncovering the Identity of the Red Queen of the Mayan Palenque Kingdom

By Danielle Ong
In 1994, a team of researchers stumbled upon a temple near the famous Mayan Kingdom of Palenque. Inside, they found a tomb that would become one of the largest Mayan archaeological findings in history.
A three-dimensional image of the ancient Maya Aguada Fenix site in Mexico's Tabasco state based on lidar, an aerial remote-sensing method, is seen in this picture released on June 3, 2020.

Oldest and Largest Ancient Mayan Temple Found In Southern Mexico

By Danielle Ong
Scientists have discovered the most massive and oldest-known Mayan structure using an aerial remote-sensing method in southern Mexico. The pyramid, which measured 400 meters wide, 1,400 long, and 10 to 15 meters high, exceeded the Great Pyramid of Giza built 1,500 years earlier.

Meet Dona 'La Malinche' Marina, The Most Important Woman in Mexican History

By Danielle Ong
In the early 1500s, a young native princess named Malinali was sold into slavery. The woman, who is known by many names, was one of the most hated-or most loved-figure in Mexican history.

Archaeologists Unearthed Bones of Mammoths in Mexico

By Neil P.
A group of archaeologists unearthed around 60 bones of mammoths in an under-construction airport just north of Mexico City.
Costa Rica

Safest and Most Affordable Countries to Travel in Latin America After the Pandemic

By Neil P.
These are the safest and most affordable countries to travel and visit in Latin America after the global pandemic.
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Exploring the Lost Treasures of the State of Chihuahua

By Danielle Ong
According to multiple accounts, the Mexican of Chihuahua is home to a vast amount of buried and undiscovered treasures.

Ancient Spies: Meet the Pochteca, The Aztec Empires Elite Group of Intelligence Agents

By Danielle Ong
The Aztec Empire once held immense power in Mesoamerica. Part of the reason for their success was due to the guild of merchants who traded luxury items and foreign secrets.
French Soldier

1838 French-Mexican War: Unpaid Bakery Debt Started the Revolutionary Pastry War

By Danielle Ong
From 1838 to 1839, France and Mexico fought in a five-month-long war over a pastry chef's rejected compensation. Read the story here.
Aztec Mask

Xoconochco: The Aztec Empire's Remote Cacao Trading Powerhouse

By Danielle Ong
The town of Xoconochco held one of the most important trading networks in the Aztec Empire. However, due to its remoteness, little is known about the land. Explore its history here.
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Embrace Your Inner Latin With These Beautiful Mexican Tapestries

By Danielle Ong
Easily revamp your space while embracing your roots with these amazing wall decors.

Meet General Ignacio Zaragoza: The Hero of Cinco de Mayo

By Olive Marie
The mere mention of "Cinco de Mayo," one of Mexico's most symbolic battles, "the Battle of Puebla," comes to mind. Meanwhile, identified with the battle, is General Ignacio Zaragoza, who took on the influential forces of France
Warrior

Sanganguey Volcano: The Matatipac Valley Love Story that Never Came to Be

By Danielle Ong
Discover the tragic romance that created the Sanganguey Volcano, the Cerro de San Juan, and the river that encircles the Matatipac Valley.

The Versatile Taco: A Reflection of History

By Mary Quill
The taco is a versatile dish. Its many versions depend upon a lot of factors. It had transformed over the years. Check out how the taco is holding up to this age.
Grandparents and their grandchildren

Famous Abuela-Inspired Spanish Names You May Want to Name Your Baby Girl

By Mary Quill
Learn about the famous Spanish names for baby girls inspired by abuelas.

We Need to Let Our Abuelas Know We Love and Appreciate Them

By Mary Quill
No matter how old we are, our abuelas will always treat us like their newborn nietas. Here's why we should let them know how much we love them.
Activist Dolores Huerta Leads Fundraising For Families Affected by COVID-19 On Her 90th Birthday

Activist Dolores Huerta Leads Fundraising For Families Affected by COVID-19 On Her 90th Birthday

By Amy Santiago
Labor leader and activist Dolores Huerta turned 90 on Friday and she celebrates her birthday by announcing a fundraising campaign for communities directly impacted by COVID-19.
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