For Sonia Hernández, PhD in Latin American History, from Texas A&M University, Texan identity arises first from a regional identification rather than with a country or government. In a written interview he shared: “There is an extensive literature on questions of identity. What we see in the 19th century period in the years before the … Read more
For Sonia Hernández, PhD in Latin American History, from Texas A&M University, Texan identity arises first from a regional identification rather than with a country or government. In a written interview he shared: “There is an extensive literature on questions of identity. What we see in the 19th century period in the years before the … Read more
The Mexican state of Coahuila and the American state of Texas are about to celebrate 200 years of relationship. From provinces of New Spain to forming the state of “Coahuila and Texas” or “Coahuiltexas” during the first years of independent Mexico, until its rebellion and subsequent annexation to the United States, its Hispanic and American … Read more
