Articles for Michoacán

Day of the Dead Celebration in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán
The Day of the Dead in Mexico originated in the prehispanic era, ethnic groups such as the Mexicas, Mayas, Purépechas, Nahuas and

Surf in Mexico, The Prime Locations
Baja California has had a great spot in worldwide surfing, its spectacular location on the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortes make it a

The Best Theaters In Mexico
The National Theater began to be constructed in 1904 by Italian architect Adamo Boari, finally becoming the spectacular Palacio de

The Nationalization of Banks in Mexico
During his last state of the union address, José Lopez Portillo, President of Mexico from 1976 to 1982, decreed the nationalization of

Mexico's Conquest
Europe became very interested after the discovery of America, for the great gold mines found in this new continent. Charles V, King of

Religions in Mexico
Mexico is an officially secular country where the Church and the State conduct themselves in a completely independent form. This

Natural World Heritage Sites in Mexico
This biosphere reserve is a complex hydrological system named by the Mayan who once inhabited this region, Sian Ka'an means 'Origin of the

Economic Models in Mexico's History
The three most representative economic models in Mexico’s history are the following:

Mexican Olympic Medalists
The Olympic Games of Los Angeles 1932 was the third time Mexico competed but it was the first time to do it successfully.

Invasions to Mexico II; The French Invasion
The French intervention of Mexico by the army of the Second French Empire is also known as The Franco-Mexican War. This invasion was