Mexican artists are resilient to AI: El Manchón, Mexican cartoonist
For "El Manchón," artificial intelligence will not replace Mexican artists, as they are resilient to adversity.
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Culture
Music, film, food, sport and the people carrying Mexican culture across the border.
Mexico, the cradle of the entertainment industry
From Paul McCartney to Iron Maiden, Guns n' Roses, Pink Floyd, and U2, it has been made clear that Mexico is a cradle of the entertainment industry.
Carla Herrera and her work empowering people with visual impairments
Mexico’s Carla Herrera is the first person with visual impairments to graduate with a master's degree from Harvard.
Mexico announces massive boxing class as part of its fight against addictions
The Government of Mexico has announced a nationwide boxing class, an initiative that promotes physical activity in the country
PopSlinger: the Mexican video game that won Japanese hearts
Mexican talent knows no boundaries, and the work of Mexican developer Funky Can Creative is proof of this, having managed to gain a foothold in the Japanese market with the PopSlinger video game series, winning Japanese hearts.
Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker released after Israeli Soldiers arrested him in the West Bank
A few minutes ago, Hamdan Ballal, the Palestinian filmmaker and co-director of the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land, was released after spending the night in a military base.
‘Trans women have the right to write beyond our personal stories’: Évolet Aceves
Évolet Aceves is unlike anyone else. A Mexican trans woman and writer, as well as an academic migrant, she goes against the grain and refuses to be labeled.
Mexico launches TV Migrante, the first open television channel dedicated to the immigrant community
The Telegraph Museum was the ideal venue to announce the launch of TV Migrante, a new open television channel dedicated entirely to honoring, dignifying and
Mexico Plans to Boost the Creation of National Video Games
Kiyoshi Tsuru, General Director of the Mexican Interactive Entertainment Association (GDMX), spoke exclusively to MxPA about the Mexican government's new vision for promoting creative, digital and technological industries.
It’s confirmed! Mexico ranked in the top 10 happiest countries according to the World Happiness Report
It’s confirmed! Mexico ranked in the top 10 happiest countries according to the World Happiness Report
Palacio de Bellas Artes opens its doors for the first time to Indigenous languages
“Recital de Poesía en Lenguas Originarias”, was performed for a full house at the Main Hall of the Palacio de Bellas Artes, where the historic venue opened its doors for the first time to literature written in Indigenous languages.
Dahlia de la Cerda: The Aguascalientes Writer Finalist for the Prestigious Booker Prize
By Rober Díaz.