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When EPCOT Center opened in 1982, the Mexico Pavilion invited guests to step inside a twilight-lit plaza that captured the charm of a Mexican marketplace. At the heart of the pavilion was El Rio del Tiempo—a peaceful, indoor boat ride that transported guests on a journey through the history, culture, and people of Mexico.The attraction opened on October 1, 1982, and was designed to blend education with entertainment. Guests boarded flat-bottom boats beneath the towering Mayan pyramid and sailed

"That's the trick... Work hard, and eat lots of chile" 91-year-old June Rutherford, a Hatch, N.M. native, provides tips on chile, telling the story of the Hatch Valley’s designation as the “Chile Capital of the World”, and explaining that she credits her longevity in part to consuming copious amounts of the spicy food. | New Mexico True