The review examines Pablo Piccato’s Ciudad de sospechosos: crimen en la Ciudad de México, 1900-1931, a work that explores the interplay between crime, justice, and urban life in Mexico City over three decades. The book ...

"At the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, injection ampoules were introduced in Mexico and the United States having different perceptions from local pharmacists. While in Mexico the ampoules reception ...

The article traces the story of the Belgian Voluntary Corps And its participation in the maintenance of the Second Mexican Empire. In the first place, it deals with the organization and composition of the corps, ...

This article analyzes the creation of the Arts and Trades Correction-al School of Oaxaca City during the period between 1889, when it was inaugurated by a government decree, and 1901, when it was renamed as the Industrial ...

This article shows one of the most misunderstood sources of the Mexican Revolution, social catholicism and its link with the movement led by Francisco Villa, its workers’ and political demands and models of government, ...

This article shows that citizenship instituted through the Cádiz charter, despite maintaining important exclusions, permitted the political participation of social sectors that had hitherto not enjoyed these ...

John Quincy Adams, the sixth president of the United States, wrote his diary since he was only twelve years old (1779) until his dead in 1848.For such a long time he registered his private and public activities, leaving ...

The review discusses Alberto del Castillo Troncoso’s Ensayo sobre el movimiento estudiantil de 1968. La fotografía y la construcción de un imaginario, a book that explores how photographic images were key to shaping the ...

The article presents a historical vision of Emilio Rabasa regarding Mexico’s political and social development, highlighting the importance of education, the participation of conscious minorities, and the role of caudillos ...

This article examines the agrarian thought of Antonio Díaz Soto y Gama, highlighting his political and social commitment during the Mexican Revolution. It analyzes his ideological influences, his involvement in magonism, ...