If you’re studying Spanish with us here in Cuernavaca, Morelos, chances are you won’t spend all your time in the classroom—and that’s exactly how it should be. Spanish comes alive in the streets, the markets, and the everyday interactions with locals. One word our students come to quickly learn is regatear. So, what does regatear […]
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If you’ve spent any time in Cuernavaca, you’ve likely passed through the vibrant neighborhood of Tlaltenango. Dominated by a beautiful religious complex, most locals and visitors simply refer to the site as La Iglesia de Tlaltenango. But if you stop, step through the gates, and look closely, you’ll realize you are actually looking at two […]
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By Carlos Brito Once again in Mexico, people are talking about the so-called “Conquest of Mexico” by Hernán Cortés. This is due to the controversial visit to Mexico by the President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, a prominent figure of the Spanish right wing. During her visit, Díaz Ayuso tried to vindicate […]
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Por Carlos Brito Otra vez en México se vuelve a hablar de la llamada “Conquista de México” por parte de Hernán Cortés; esto es debido a la polémica visita a México de la presidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, un personaje destacado de la derecha española. En su visita, Díaz Ayuso trató […]
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Today is the 5th of May, a date that resonates loudly across North America. But depending on which side of the border you’re on, the celebrations—and the reasons behind them—look remarkably different. Let’s dive into the real story of the Batalla de Puebla and solve the mystery of how it became a massive phenomenon in […]
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Aunque nuestra sede en Cuernavaca ofrece el entorno perfecto para el estudio del español, frecuentemente llevamos a nuestros estudiantes a la Ciudad de México (CDMX), una megaciudad vibrante de más de 22 millones de personas que sirve como el corazón social, cultural y económico del país. La CDMX es una línea del tiempo viviente. En […]
Explore More While our home base offers a perfect environment for study, we frequently take our students to Mexico City (CDMX)—a sprawling megacity of over 22 million people that serves as the beating heart of the country’s social, cultural, and economic life. CDMX is a living timeline. In a single day, you can stand before the ancient […]
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If you are planning to study Spanish in Mexico, there is one name you will encounter before you even step foot outside the terminal: Benito Juárez. From the name of the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) to countless streets, schools, and stadiums across the country, Juárez is everywhere. But who was the man behind the […]
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