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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Acapulco, Mexico



BROWNxPRIDE



TEHUANTEPEC, Mexico—Children playing in a courtyard, 1985. © Alex Webb / Magnum Photos



MEXICO CITY—Cotton candy being spun at the Zocalo, 2003. © Alex Webb / Magnum Photos



L-O-V-E

La cena que mi amor planeó para mí. Simplemente es el mejor hombre del mundo, por eso lo amo.

(Fotografía tomada por mí)

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The dinner that my love planned for me. He’s the best man of the world, that’s why I love him.

(Picture by me)



Butchered #3



This song perfectly describes everything what I am feeling right now, after writing that rant of mine. Really hit the spot.





Bi keresinde izlemi?tim ve hayat?ma ufak de?i?ikler katan filmlerden olmu?tu. çok ?a??rd???m, gözlerimi açarak izledi?im gerildi?im ?ekilden ?ekile girdi?im sahneleri mevcut olan rengarenk bi film ^^

bence izlemelisiniz. hemde Cnbce kalitesiyle, sansür yapm?yor onlar fark? bu ‘-‘ 

Yay?n Tarihi:  28.06.2011 - 23:00



Acapulco, Mexico

Friday, June 17, 2011

And finally, the poster!

Immigration all across the globe:

NO ONE…and I mean NO ONE should be considered ILLEGAL.

open our borders, open our hearts



Senza titolo by alan del rio on Flickr.



After Japan’s earthquake and tsunami - week 4 - Picture Stories- msnbc.com

Members of a Mexican relief team gather as they launch their search operation in the tsunami-ravaged city of Natori in Miyagi Prefecture on Wednesday, April 6.

Tenemos una vacante de practicas profesionales para Diseñador Gráfico en Toluca, si alguien conoce a algún estudiante de diseño de preferencia de Sexto a Octavo Semestre con gusto por el diseño editorial, pónganlo en contacto con nosotros. via mail: blissmagmex@gmail.com o Twitter @blissmagmex

“Something is happening that would be unthinkable in Mexico. The Sinaloa and Tijuana cartels, who are fighting to the death for control of narcotrafficking routes in Aztec territory, are actually working together in Argentina.”

- The Colombian daily El Espectador reports on recent investigative work in Argentina by Mexican investigator Edgardo Buscaglia. Buscaglia — who can be a bit sensationalist but is often right — says that since about four years ago, northern Argentina has become a hub for Mexican drug traffickers shipping their product to Europe.

the road to todos santos.





More from the ball.



From Verona.



And finally, the poster!

There will be more pictures to come, though.