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Where Were You Then: June 25, 2009, the Day Michael Jackson Died

Michael Jackson

Where Were You Then: June 25, 2009, the Day Michael Jackson Died

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Michael Jackson’s death shocked the world 16 years ago, on June 25, 2009. Do you remember where you were when you heard the news?See the Story

President Claudia Sheinbaum Celebrates 70th Anniversary of Women’s First Vote in Mexico · Global Voices

Voting · Mexico

President Claudia Sheinbaum Celebrates 70th Anniversary of Women’s First Vote in Mexico · Global Voices

On July 3, 2025, 70 years have been commemorated since Mexican women first exercised their right to vote in a federal election, a fact that marked a parteaguas in the democratic life of the country. Mexico's first and current president, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, recalled the date on her social networks, highlighting that this right was conquered thanks to the collective struggle of women who promoted the suffragist movement.See the Story

International Day of Deafblindness

International Day of Deafblindness

International Day of Deafblindness encourages Governments to consider recognizing deafblindness as a distinct disability in relevant policies and programmes.See the Story

José Dolores Aguilera - Kiosk of History

He was born in Pueblo Nuevo, Guanajuato on October 20, 1911. Son of Don Miguel Aguilera Contreras and Dona Concepción Aguilera Argüello. Since 1913 he lived with his family in Valle de Santiago. From a very young age he became interested in drawing. His father helped him stimulate his talent, so he enrolled him in drawing classes with a particular teacher. Not having a nearby art school, his father got him a book on Renaissance painting techniqu…Irapuato · Irapuato Read Article

Filomeno Mata - Kiosk of History

He was born in the Hacienda de Carranco, today belonging to the municipality of Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosí on July 5, 1845 and died in Veracruz on July 2, 1911. In his honor, a municipality and head of Veracruz, they are called Filomeno Mata. He was a liberal politician, professor and journalist; after supporting Porfirio Díaz he decided to support Madero for what he was imprisoned several times. He was graduated from the Normal School for …San Luis Potosí, Mexico · San Luis Potosí Read Article

Valentin Gómez farías. the Father of Mexican Liberalism - Kiosk of History

Valentin Gómez Farías was born on February 14, 1781, in the city of Guadalajara, Jalisco, and died on July 5, 1858 in Mexico City. He was a doctor, liberal deputy and interim president of Mexico for several short periods. He abolished the Pontifical University of Mexico and created instead the General Directorate of Public Instruction for the District and Territories of the Federation. Confiscating several church properties that served to create…Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

La Güera Rodríguez - Kiosco of History

María Ignacia Rodríguez de Velasco, better known as the Güera Rodríguez, is one of the lesser known national heroines. Most likely because she broke with the stereotypes of the Novahispana woman. Unlike her contemporary, the Güera Rodríguez was of a strong and free character, besides possessing an incomparable beauty. From her face a single portrait was made and Manuel Tolsá is thought to sculpt the Virgin of La Profesa inspired by her. Due to h…Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

Queta Jiménez, "La Prieta Linda" - Kiosco of History

The singer and actress of the golden era of Mexican cinema, Enriqueta “Queta” Jiménez, better known as La Prieta Linda, died on September 21, 2021, due to natural causes, at the age of 88, in her home in Mexico City. She reported the actress’s own family to the media. Her real name was Enriqueta Jiménez Chabolla, she was born on July 4 in Salamanca, Guanajuato. She was the younger sister of the also singer and actress Flor Silvestre. Enriqueta “…Salamanca · Salamanca Read Article

José Rubén Romero - Kiosco of History

José Rubén Romero was a writer, novelist, journalist, politician and diplomat, born in Cotija de la Paz, Michoacan, on September 25, 1890, died in Mexico City on July 4, 1952. The author of the famous novel La vida fuerno de Pito Pérez. His parents were Melesio Romero and Refugio González. When he was seven years old his family moved to Mexico City. At 14 he returned to Michoacan, as his father was requested to work as prefect of Ario de Rosales…Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

Juan Valle - Kiosk of History

Juan Valle was one of the greatest poets of Guanajuatenses, the also called “Tirteo de la Libertad” was born in the city of Guanajuato on July 4, 1838. By 1860 he was considered one of the best writers of poetry, getting to publish his work in important newspapers of the country. He was blinded at the age of 5, his brother read to the classics, the Bible, the Spanish poets of the sixteenth century, as well as to the contemporary national authors…Guanajuato, Mexico · Guanajuato Read Article

Who Was Laureana Wright? - Story Kiosk

She was a writer, intellectual and forerunner of feminism in Mexico. He founded and directed the magazine “The Daughters of Anahuac”, which would later be called “Violetas del Anahuac”. Laureana Wright González de Kleinhans was born on July 4, 1846 in Taxco de Alarcón, Guerrero, to a Mexican mother and an American father since she was a child she lived in Mexico City, with a good family financial position, received private education and her pare…Feminism · Guerrero Read Article

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