In the auditorium of the Cultural Property Conservation Center (CCBC) at Quisqueya University (UniQ), members of the diplomatic corps, academia, students, artists, and representatives of the Mexican and Haitian-Mexican communities gathered to celebrate the memory, culture, and traditions of Mexico and Haiti. At the heart of this gathering was an exhibition that captured everyone's attention: Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead).
This exhibition brings together several key elements: the ofrenda (altar of the dead), designed to guide
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