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Edgar Bernal's "Wings of the City: Sculptures Under a Frosty North Carolina Winter" photography exhibition is a fascinating visual dialogue that fuses two forms of art, sculpture and photography, to explore the human capacity to transcend adversity and achieve spiritual elevation. Inspired by the series of sculptures "Wings of the City" by renowned Mexican artist Jorge Marín, this exhibition offers a unique perspective that captures both the human essence and the intrinsic beauty of the sculptures, as they are subjected to the challenge of the harsh winter in Carolina of the North.

In the heart of Raleigh, North Carolina, the Consulate General of Mexico became home to an art exhibit: "Tour Binational Corazón Migrante 2023". This exciting group show, made up of 23 artists of Mexican origin located throughout the United States, arrives at the General Consulate of Mexico in Raleigh with the special participation of Laura Lesllo Mexican Plastic Artist. Through this exhibition, the artists capture the experience of the Mexican diaspora, exploring the complexity of identity and the emotional ties they maintain with their country of origin.

In this photographic exhibition by the Artist Edgar Bernal, the deep content of the religiosity of a community of migrants from the P'urhépecha population of Cherán is appreciated. In them we observe what in the culture and language of our original people is called "Tsinskua" which means in its spiritual sense "to revive" that is, to return to life after having passed through death or from an inanimate state of the body .

In this photographic exhibition, artist Edgar Bernal takes us on a visual journey through the Fiesta de la Octava, from the perspective of someone who lives in North Carolina, United States. The photographs capture the emotion of the celebration, showing us the devotion of the people towards their faith and their culture.

V Dreamers Forum, will take place in Raleigh, an event that brings together Mexican Dreamers from all states of the American Union. In order to continue opening spaces to listen, dialogue and connect with young dreamers, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through the Institute for Mexicans Abroad, inaugurated the IV Dreamers Forum, this time in collaboration with the Consulate of Mexico in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Raleigh, The Consulate General of Mexico in Raleigh commemorated this September 15, 2022 at Flowers Field in Dix Park, the 212th Anniversary of the Independence of Mexico; The Consul General, Claudia Velasco, gave the Cry of Independence, followed by the honors to the Flag.

Civic Act Independence Day 2022. The Consulate General of Mexico in Raleigh informs that the celebration of the 212th Anniversary of the Independence of Mexico will take place on September 15, 2022 at Flowers Field in Dix Park, located at 2105 Umstead Dr., Raleigh, NC 27603 starting at 6:00 p.m.

The Consulate General of Mexico in Raleigh and the artist Mauricio Zúñiga invite the general public to the exhibition “Mexican Tales and Colors in North Carolina”

During his visit to North Carolina, Alejandro Celorio, legal consultant for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, talks to us about the illegal arms trade and the responsibility of US companies that sell half a million weapons a year that are trafficked to Mexico. "To talk about the situation of armed violence in Mexico is to talk about illicit arms trafficking," commented Alejandro Celorio.

You probably already knew that Mexico is a fundamental partner for the United States… The economic relationship between Mexico and the United States is one of the richest and most intense between two countries. From 1994 to 2019, Mexican exports to the United States grew more than 700%. In 2018, the new Mexico-United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement (T-MEC or USMCA) was signed, which will allow to continue increasing exchanges between the three countries.