 "The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)")
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HEALTH WATCH: Herbal medicine: proceed with caution.(Features)
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Byline: RACHEL ARMSTRONG
FROM aloe vera to the Chinese angelica root, the market for herbal medicine in the UK is booming.
Every year, pounds 126 million is spent on it and 20 per cent of the population use a herbal medicinal product at least once a year.
Some people simply prefer natural products to conventional medicine, or have found prescribed medication hasn't helped them. Others don't have time to get a prescription from a GP, so look for an alternative solution to their ailment.
Whatever the reason, there's no doubt many people find ...
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Iturbide. (biografia de Agustin de Iturbide, emperador de México durante los años de 1822-1823)(TA: biography of Agustin de Iturbide, emperor of Mexico during the years of 1822-1823)
Magazine article from: Contenido
; ...hacienda de Quirio, Jose Joaquin de Iturbide, un inmigrante vasco avecindado...provincial. El da de su boda Agustn de Iturbide se supo en el urnbral de una vida...despus de la boda, en 1806, Agustin de Iturbide fue movilizado con su regimiento...
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Review: Books: Romantic revolutionaries The men who led South America to freedom deserve to be better known, says Anthony Daniels
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...Spanish sea power in South America. Agustin Iturbide was a faithful soldier of Spain...months) the first emperor - as Agustin I - of independent Mexico, being...almost nothing to be said for [Iturbide] as a person, [he] failed because...
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SHORT-STORY WRITER, ESSAYIST MAYO DISCUSSES HER NOVEL 'THE LAST PRINCE OF THE MEXICAN EMPIRE' JULY 20
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News
; ...story of Prince Agustin de Iturbide y Green, whose...Angel Maria de Iturbide y Huarte, the second son of Emperor Agustin I of Mexico, who...they invited the Iturbide family back to...offered to adopt Agustin so he could be...
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Descendants of Filipinos who sailed to Mexico; Merry-Go-Round.(Opinion & Editorial)
Newspaper article from: Manila Bulletin
; ...Manila for 29 years. They returned to Mexico on a galleon Flor del Mar and were put on lifetime pension by President Agustin Iturbide. *** Pinzon says the Mexican Filipinos are today engaged in all kinds of occupations, from farming to politics...
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National Day of Mexico.(Opinion & Editorial)
Newspaper article from: Manila Bulletin
; ...against the Spaniards. The Mexican struggle continued under the leadership of Fr. Jose Morales y Pavon and General Agustin Iturbide in 1821. A republic was declared in 1823. In commemoration of Fr. Hidalgos heroic act, Mexico celebrates the...
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National Day of Mexico.(Opinion)
Newspaper article from: Manila Bulletin
; ...against the Spaniards. The Mexican struggle continued under the leadership of Fr. Jose Morales y Pavon and General Agustin Iturbide in 1821. A republic was declared in 1823.In commemoration of Fr. Hidalgo’s heroic act, Mexico...
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Elegant heat: For a stately Mexican chile, consider the poblano
Newspaper article from: Oakland Tribune
; ...a city that has played a key role in Mexican history and cuisine. Chiles en nogada was devised to honor Gen. Agustin Iturbide when he passed through Puebla on his way back from signing independence documents in 1821. The new flag had just...
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National Day of Mexico.(Opinion and Editorial)
Newspaper article from: Manila Bulletin
; ...colonial government. The Mexican struggle continued under the leadership of Fr. Jose Morales y Pavon and General Agustin Iturbide in 1821. A republic was declared in 1823. In commemoration of Fr. Hidalgo's heroic act, Mexico celebrates its...
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Mexico in Filipinas.(Merry-Go-Round)
Newspaper article from: Manila Bulletin
; ...Philippines for 200 years, openly encouraged the Filipinos to agitate for independence. The first Mexican president, Agustin Iturbide, sent a secret delegation to Manila in l824 to ask Filipino leaders how Mexico could help them get independence...
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 "The Economist (US)")
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Latin American history - Freedom then.(Review)
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; ...reflects these ambiguities, but only tangentially, by including among his seven "liberators" some brief chapters on Agustin Iturbide, an opportunist royalist officer who briefly made himself emperor of an independent Mexico, and Dom Pedro I, the...
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