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Mexico Connect
The Magazine & Web Site promote the country and its people from a foreign resident or visitor/business person's perspective in order to generate greater interest in Mexico and to provide quality, factual and relevant information.
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Margarita Esparza Hodge (Faculty)
This site designed to inform the general public on all aspects of Mexico, the
country, its people, its culture and places to visit or live. It provides very
useful information for the individual conducting business within Mexico. The
site includes a monthly electronic publication, photo images, and even sound
bites. Be sure to connect to the yearly calendar which includes hot links
related to the important national holidays and festivals. The sections under
Culture include invaluable information on Mexico's history, traditions, foods,
recipes, and even a forum to request traditional recipes. In English and
Spanish.
I have incorporated this site using the page that links to " Art and Artesans."
While the information is in English, the content information is so very helpful
to the teacher. There are wonderful images and further links to related
readings. I was also able to find other information on the history and
architecture of haciendas in Mexico. I often create cultural links like these
to my own webpage!
country, its people, its culture and places to visit or live. It provides very
useful information for the individual conducting business within Mexico. The
site includes a monthly electronic publication, photo images, and even sound
bites. Be sure to connect to the yearly calendar which includes hot links
related to the important national holidays and festivals. The sections under
Culture include invaluable information on Mexico's history, traditions, foods,
recipes, and even a forum to request traditional recipes. In English and
Spanish.
I have incorporated this site using the page that links to " Art and Artesans."
While the information is in English, the content information is so very helpful
to the teacher. There are wonderful images and further links to related
readings. I was also able to find other information on the history and
architecture of haciendas in Mexico. I often create cultural links like these
to my own webpage!
Elizabeth Harrington (Faculty)
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