History

INAH archeologists have yet to determine if the anchors belonged to the lost ships of Hernán Cortés

Tenochtitlán was one of the most important cities in the pre-Colonial world

In 1930, Mexico's President Pascual Ortiz Rubio had the intention of creating a love for national symbols and traditions an answer to a new kind of invasion through culture by our northern neighbors

For a long time, chocolate was considered a forbidden fruit due to its alleged reinvigorating powers

For decades, the U.S. has ignored the genocide of Native Americans

In 1911, Mexican revolutionaries massacred Chinese people living in Torreón

Over 100 years from the beginning of the Mexican Revolution, History still needs to acknowledge and tell women's stories as part of Mexico's history

Through her book, historian Martha Rocha explores the role women played during the Revolution

Petra is a 130 years old steam locomotive that weighs 66 tonnes and is 15.6 meters long and 3.7 meters tall

If you are in Mexico City, don't miss all these events to commemorate the Mexican Revolution