The Tortilla Curtain by T. Coraghessan Boyle Reviewed by Allan Cogan

This isn't a book about Mexico. Rather, it's about Mexicans in California right now. read more

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Jews in Mexico, a struggle for survival: Part Two Shep Lenchek

The vast majority of the approximately 50,000 Mexican citizens who practice Judaism via organized congregations are descendent... read more

The survival of Judaism in Mexico is a tale of tenacity and tolerance. The story begins in Spain with the "Conversos", Jews wh... read more

Although there's heavy duty immigration going on, there's not a whole lot of integration taking place.... read more

Mexico is a country of colour, diversity, grand differences in geography, climate and perspective. The same is true of her peo... read more

This meat-and-potatoes soup, along with a salad and bread or bolillos, could easily serve as a main meal. A friend who has to ... read more

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In recent years, immigration has become a topic of intense focus, not only in the United States and Mexico, but worldwide. Alt... read more

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Great books are the hardest kind to review. There's just too much temptation to toss out the usual lauds and accolades which m... read more

This month we'll continue to take a look at the cooking of the immigrants who contributed to the modern Mexican culinary reper... read more

Mexico today has a Jewish community of between 40,000 to 50,000 with about 37,000 living in Mexico city. The majority of them,... read more

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