Mexico

Must Reads

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  CHIAPAS

  Designers Weave Tradition Into Future of Fashion Industry

  Across the country, a new generation of designers and artisans is working to promote sustainable practices and preserve traditional techniques.

  By Adriana Alcázar González

  and Mar García

  and Maya Piedra
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  TONALÁ

  Urban Sprawl Threatens to Bury Centuries-Old Art Technique

  By Maya Piedra

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  TEOTITLÁN DEL VALLE

  Crops Rise Again As Pandemic Upends a Town’s Economy

  Textiles used to anchor Teotitlán del Valle’s economy. But when the coronavirus struck, that industry withered, forcing residents back to their long-dormant fields.

  By Ena Aguilar Peláez