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Amy and the Criminals Mixed/Canvas 107 X 81 cms  Acquired by Tax Administration Service in CDMX, MX Catalog:  0867_2021 Today, reading the news, I was once again surprised by the growing number of cases of violence against women, particularly the harassment that still persists in our streets even during times of confinement. A close friend and former student recently confirmed her increasing fear every time she has to go out at night to get coffee or any other item in her neighborhood. It's a fear that shouldn't exist, but what's even sadder is that it continues to be downplayed. The narrative remains the same as always, starting from our education, where it is not given enough importance, and everything is dismissed as "jokes" that are endorsed by a large, often familial, collective.It's crucial not to forget that the lack of education from parents is what leads to seeing sexism as natural, as sexist behavior is often taken lightly. Violence agains

Tlacolula is a small village in Oaxaca, near the archaeological site of Mitla in Mexico, and is home to one of the country's most famous markets, offering spices, liquors, textiles, and food. During weekends, a visit to this beautiful Oaxacan market is a must. At the entrance of this delightful place, a meeting between these beautiful ladies took place, seemingly welcoming you to the market. The conversation was equally delightful. On a sunny afternoon, their traditional dresses blended with the colors of fruits and the beauty of the surroundings. The smiling women guided me to the best stall for savory chapulines (crickets). With mezcal and regional food, you'll think twice before leaving the place. Tlacolula is a small village in Mexico that hosts one of the country's largest stands of exotic spices and food. I enjoy engaging in meaningful conversations with people I meet, and this time, these wonderful and beautiful women shared a moment with me, offering guidance on t