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Frida Kahlo's 10 Most Powerful Quotes, Evocative Like Her Paintings
Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City

Frida Kahlo's 10 Most Powerful Quotes, Evocative Like Her Paintings

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An activist, a feminist, and an artist, Frida Kahlo has inspired generations of women to think independently. He art, her wisdom and her personality have made women sit up and take inspiration to do much more with their careers and life. Even though she passed away more than a century ago, she continues to fire up the history of the world's feminist movement. Her pain, suffering and comments encouraged many women to rethink how they approach lif…See the Story
Juan Francisco Azcárate Y Lezama - Kiosco of History
Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City

Juan Francisco Azcárate Y Lezama - Kiosco of History

Character is considered a “protomártir” of Independence. He was born on July 11, 1767, in Mexico City. He studied at the seminary of San Ildefonso and at the school of Santa María de Todos los Santos. In 1790 he was received as a lawyer at the Real Audiencia. Due to his great performance in the legal profession, he was appointed a conciliar of the University of Mexico; he was a member of the academy of jurisprudence, of which he was vice preside…Read Article
Juventino Rosas Receives Tribute in Her Homeland 131 Years After Her Departure
Guanajuato, Mexico · Guanajuato

Juventino Rosas Receives Tribute in Her Homeland 131 Years After Her Departure

Juventino Rosas, Gto .-He is considered the first Mexican musician whose works were heard internationally, so neighbors of Juventino Rosas commemorated this Wednesday 131 years of the lutuoso anniversary of this prodigal son by whom even his municipality is named in his honor. Historians point out that José Juventino Policarpo Rosas Cadenas was born on January 25, 1868 and from very young he showed musical attitudes beginning to play the violin …See the Story

President Claudia Sheinbaum Celebrates 70th Anniversary of Women’s First Vote in Mexico · Global Voices

On July 3, 2025, 70 years have been commemorated since Mexican women first exercised their right to vote in a federal election, a fact that marked a parteaguas in the democratic life of the country. Mexico's first and current president, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, recalled the date on her social networks, highlighting that this right was conquered thanks to the collective struggle of women who promoted the suffragist movement.Voting · MexicoSee the Story

Nellie Campobello - Kiosk of History

Dancer, choreographer and researcher of indigenous dances; creator of the Ballet of Mexico City and director of the National Dance School. Her literary work portrayed excerpts from the Mexican Revolution. She was born on November 7, 1900, in Villa de Ocampo, Durango, ten years before the outbreak of the Mexican Revolution, Francisca Ernestina Moya Luna, better known as Nellie Campobello, became an important narrator of this armed movement and on…Durango, Mexico · DurangoRead Article

Saturnino Herrán - Kiosk of History

Saturnino Efrén de Jesús Herrán Guinchard was born in the city of Aguascalientes on July 9, 1887. He was one of the forerunners of muralism and a renewer of nationalist art. His work was inspired by pre-Columbian Mexico, its popular customs and the people of the village. His father was José Herrán and Bolado, poet and playwright originally from Zacatecas, dedicated himself to the book trade and was a teacher at the Institute of Sciences of the e…Aguascalientes · AguascalientesRead Article

Lourdes Grobet, the Photographer of the Free Struggle - Kiosk of History

The photographer Lourdes Grobet, who dedicated herself to photographing the peasant and indigenous theatre for four decades and showed Mexico deep in her images of wrestling, died on July 15, 2022, at the age of 81, her children Alejandra, Xavier, Ximena and Juan Cristóbal reported through their social networks. On July 9, 2022, the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico and the National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature paid her a …Mexico · MexicoRead Article

Biography of: Alfredo Robles Domínguez - Kiosco of History

He was born in Guanajuato, Gto. Military Engineer. Revolutionary and political. He traveled to the United States to study architecture. In 1911, during the Maderista Revolution, he was head of the armed movement in the central and southern part of the country. He separated from Madero when the disintegration of the Anti-Reelection National Party was announced on July 9, 1911. He joined Venustiano Carranza to fight usurper Victoriano Huerta. He p…Guanajuato, Mexico · GuanajuatoRead Article

Nahui Olin - Kiosk of History

Carmen Mondragón Valseca was a poet, painter, pioneer of feminism, muse and model of Mexican art of the 20th century, better known as Nahui Olin. She lived a life full of freedom and wisdom and with her own experience marked the path of the arts and libertarian struggles of the 20th century. Her Biography Carmen Mondragón was born on July 8, 1893, in a family educated in discipline and severity. Her father was General Manuel Mondragón, ally of V…Feminism · MexicoRead Article

Lion's Expiatory Temple - Kiosk of History

Neo-Gothic style, considered the greatest work of its kind in Mexico. Famous for its crypts, this temple was built only from alms. It is a symbol of the city of León. On September 3, 1920, Father Bernardo Chávez, felt the need to initiate arrangements for the construction of a temple for El Sagrado Corazón de Jesús. He established contact with Ms. Marta Araujo de Pineda, to request the support and influence to manage with his sister Dimitila Ara…Guanajuato, Mexico · GuanajuatoRead Article

Mr José maría Chico

José María Felícitos Chico y Linares, was born in Guanajuato on July 8, 1786. He studied in Mexico City, after which he returned to his hometown, where he dedicated himself to the practice of law. His father, Don Bernardo Chico, was a great friend of the Cura Miguel Hidalgo. Lawyer Don José María Chico, from the first days of the insurrection followed his party. In his home, the Generalíssimo, who appointed him as his Secretary, stayed. He accom…Guanajuato, Mexico · GuanajuatoRead Article

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