Articles for Morelos

The Analogous Blackout
It was originally planned for the year 2021, but now it was changed to 2015 and curiously, rescheduled for the state of Chihuahua until 2011; but what is this? What

The Best places in Mexico for Skydiving
There are many places in Mexico where you can practice skydiving, this extreme sport, that, despite being a high-risk activity, it’s also one of the most fun to practice. There are

The Vehicle-Ownership Tax in México
The history behind this tax is known by almost all of us: It was approved (by the government and the people) to increase the contributions and raise the resources available for the

Endangered Biodiversity in Mexico
The United Mexican States are characterized by their diverse ecosystems, and are very rich in terms of their flora and fauna, while many of the organisms are endemic and exclusive to that

The Celebration of the Bicentennial Anniversary of Independence
During 2010 we celebrate in México 200 years of Independence and 100 years of the Mexican Revolution. For this reason the federal, state and local governments

Balloon Rides in Mexico
Are you tired of always doing the same on vacations? Hot-air balloon rides are a unique option to break the routine and enjoy an

Human Influenza Virus in Mexico
By mid-May, the warning issued by the US recommending against travel to Mexico had changed to a simple health precaution because evidence shows that what was initially seen as a serious health risk from H1N1 turned out to be relatively mild and simple to treat.

Mexico’s Bicentennial Celebration
Mexico is getting ready for an extraordinary celebration in honor of its 200th anniversary of its Independence and 100th anniversary of its Revolution. Everything designed to commemorate these two great dates is linked to the ideal of renewing Mexico’s identity and historic continuity.

José María Morelos y Pavón
Learn about Jose Maria Morelos, whose brave conviction was decisive in Mexico's War of Independence.

Convent Route in the State of Morelos.
Soon after the military conquest of Mesoamerica, the clergy played a crucial role in establishing a scenario where to interact with natives and modify their traditions.