Francisco Madero

Blogs
July 26, 2012
Mariscos El Cholo: Clamming It Up On Sixth and Madero
One of my father's cardinal rules of life was that the police always eat where there's good food at a good price. New to town? Look to see where the uniforms are eating. It could be a luncheonette in New Jersey with the best Taylor ham, egg and cheese on a hard roll, a little shack in Iowa servi ... More >>
Blogs
May 24, 2012
Chef Carlos Valdez: El Rey del Baja California Sur
For decades Baja California Sur has been defined--unfairly-- by the OC on the Sea of Cortez tourist spot: Cabo San Lucas, where American spring breakers go to suck down margaritas, eat nachos until they burst, perform graceless acts at wet t-shirt contests, and develop pre-melanoma lesions under the ... More >>
Blogs
September 17, 2010
Santa Ana, Mexico Circa 1910, Miguel Pulido, Porfirio Diaz, and the Amazing Similarities
Nearly a century ago to the week, the New York Times wrote a glowing profile of then-President Porfirio Diaz of Mexico. Mexico City was in the midst of a massive celebration commemorating the country's centennial, and Diaz and his científicos (literally, "scientists," but here referring to the p ... More >>
Columns
September 15, 2005
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