Habanero.
Il ristorante messicano a Torino.
L'ambiente è elegante ma allo stesso tempo caldo e accogliente: Habanero integra il design con la musica ed i sapori autentici messicani.
Nel cuore di Torino, a pochi passi dalla Mole Antonelliana e da Piazza Vittorio, potrete cenare a lume di candela e scoprire un piccolo angolo di Messico ispirato allo stile del famoso architetto Luis Barragan.
Il menu prevede una trentina di piatti di carne, pesce e verdure, preparati con ricette originali messicane, come il pollo en mole poblana, i diversi tipi di fajitas,i camarones al ajillo e tante altre specialità.
Inoltre, per coloro che non amano il piccante, Habanero offre la certezza di assaggiare piatti originali e ricchi di sapore.
NEWS FROM MEXICO
Mexican Army Case Adds to U.S. Unease in Drug War
The arrests of four formerly high-ranking officers have reawakened American concerns about how closely the Mexican Army may be linked to a leading cocaine cartel.
The arrests of four formerly high-ranking officers have reawakened American concerns about how closely the Mexican Army may be linked to a leading cocaine cartel. Spread of Chagas Is Called ‘The New AIDS of the Americas’
Like AIDS, the authors of an editorial argue, Chagas disease is stigmatizing, has a long incubation time and is hard or impossible to cure.
Like AIDS, the authors of an editorial argue, Chagas disease is stigmatizing, has a long incubation time and is hard or impossible to cure. Virtual Therapy Helps Ciudad Juárez Residents Cope
Twenty-five patients in violence-racked Ciudad Juárez completed a therapy program similar to the one used by the United States military to treat Iraq war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Twenty-five patients in violence-racked Ciudad Juárez completed a therapy program similar to the one used by the United States military to treat Iraq war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. Arrest in 2006 Death of U.S. Reporter During Mexico Protests
A man was detained in the killing of Bradley Roland Will, a New York activist and journalist who was covering street protests in Oaxaca.
A man was detained in the killing of Bradley Roland Will, a New York activist and journalist who was covering street protests in Oaxaca.
Fuentes and the Forsaken Borderlands
When you're reading Fuentes you often simply have to stop and steady yourself on the uneven ground.
When you're reading Fuentes you often simply have to stop and steady yourself on the uneven ground.
Honduran Villages Caught in Drug War’s Cross-Fire
Despite an influx of American assistance, residents of an area of Honduras that has become a way station for cocaine on its way north say they feel threatened.
Despite an influx of American assistance, residents of an area of Honduras that has become a way station for cocaine on its way north say they feel threatened. Caballo Blanco’s Last Run: The Micah True Story
Micah True became a mythic figure after being featured in the best-selling book “Born to Run.” Then, on March 27, he went for a run in the Gila Wilderness.
Micah True became a mythic figure after being featured in the best-selling book “Born to Run.” Then, on March 27, he went for a run in the Gila Wilderness. Mexico Detains Third General Tied to Drug Cartel
The arrests suggest the depths that drug cartels have gone to in trying to infiltrate one of the primary forces President Felipe Calderón has counted on to combat them.
The arrests suggest the depths that drug cartels have gone to in trying to infiltrate one of the primary forces President Felipe Calderón has counted on to combat them.
Mexicans Unflinching in Face of Drug War’s Carnage
Many Mexicans are increasingly disturbed by their disaffection as drug violence has taken a turn for the worse.
Many Mexicans are increasingly disturbed by their disaffection as drug violence has taken a turn for the worse. Police Find 49 Bodies by a Highway in Mexico
A message near the scene suggested the Zetas drug cartel was responsible for the deaths of 6 women and 43 men.
A message near the scene suggested the Zetas drug cartel was responsible for the deaths of 6 women and 43 men. Doubts and Suspicion Haunt Victims’ Relatives in Mexico
Relatives of the victims of Mexico’s violence must also grapple with suspicions about involvement in the drug trade from friends and family.
Relatives of the victims of Mexico’s violence must also grapple with suspicions about involvement in the drug trade from friends and family. Slivers of Hope Amid the Melancholy in Ciudad Juárez
Ciudad Juárez is still a violent city, but homicide rates have decreased significantly from their peak in 2010, and young people in particular are stepping out.
Ciudad Juárez is still a violent city, but homicide rates have decreased significantly from their peak in 2010, and young people in particular are stepping out. Angélica Moreno, an Entrepreneur at Talavera Pottery’s Vanguard
Angélica Moreno is celebrated in Mexico for being the first to market a form of this region’s traditional handmade Talavera pottery that features contemporary high-end design.
Angélica Moreno is celebrated in Mexico for being the first to market a form of this region’s traditional handmade Talavera pottery that features contemporary high-end design. Mexico Antitrust Agency Drops Telcel’s $925 Million Fine
Telcel, a unit of América Móvil, settled a dispute with Mexico’s antitrust commission, which agreed to drop a $925 million fine.
Telcel, a unit of América Móvil, settled a dispute with Mexico’s antitrust commission, which agreed to drop a $925 million fine.
Mexico Photographers Found Dead in Veracruz State
Days after the murder of a magazine reporter, the bodies of three photojournalists were found dismembered Thursday in the eastern state of Veracruz.
Days after the murder of a magazine reporter, the bodies of three photojournalists were found dismembered Thursday in the eastern state of Veracruz. 
