MEXICO CITY'S "historic" centre has been transformed from the romantic wreck it was in the late 1990s, when Schumpeter got married there. Some of its denizens are the same--out-of-tuneorgan grinders, peddlers of cow's-brain tacos and the like. But many cobbled streets have since been pedestrianised and baroque buildings restored. It made a haunting backdrop to the Day of the Dead parade in the James Bond film "Spectre". Credit for the refurbishment early in the millennium goes to two men who hav...
MEXICO CITY'S "historic" centre has been transformed from the romantic wreck it was in the late 1990s, when Schumpeter got married there. Some of its denizens are the same--out-of-tuneorgan grinders, peddlers of cow's-brain tacos and the like. But many cobbled streets have since been pedestrianised and baroque buildings restored. It made a haunting backdrop to the Day of the Dead parade in the James Bond film "Spectre". Credit for the refurbishment early in the millennium goes to two men who hav...
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