AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMexican Independence Day in the U.S.: Fresno raised the Mexican flag at City Hall to mark Sept. 16, with leaders spotlighting shared culture, food, music, and community ties. Folklore & performance: San Antonio’s Guadalupe Dance Company is set to bring live music and folklorico storytelling to the Carver Community Cultural Center. Music with Puerto Rico’s global pull: Bad Bunny’s Spanish-language Grammy-winning era is credited with boosting Puerto Rico’s tourism attention—though the long-term economic payoff is still being measured. Media business in Mexico: TV Azteca filed for Chapter 15 in the U.S. to recognize and organize its Mexican reorganization, aiming to protect assets and keep creditors involved. Mexican culture abroad, food edition: San Francisco’s Californios became the first Mexican restaurant worldwide to earn a third Michelin star, pushing demand for reservations. Arts & identity: An Elgin tattoo artist is using Day of the Dead and Mexican heritage themes to build a studio and art gallery rooted in culture. Latin music scholarships: Two Miami vocalists received $525,000 in full-ride Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation scholarships.
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