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Mexico’s avenging Mother Courage, an interview with the king of horror movies and why middle-aged women have rediscovered raving

Isabel Miranda de Wallace has become a national symbol in Mexico, fighting tirelessly for justice after her son's disappearance. In a fascinating twist, middle-aged women are rediscovering raving as a vibrant way to connect and destress.

The Guardian· Jul 25, 2026 · 3:04 PM · 1 views

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Isabel Miranda de Wallace has become a national symbol in Mexico, fighting tirelessly for justice after her son's disappearance. In a fascinating twist, middle-aged women are rediscovering raving as a vibrant way to connect and destress. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #Mexico #justice #horror #raving #women

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