15Aug2015 | Obama Administration Opens Crude Exports to Mexico Jewish Business Directory The U.S. Department of Commerce on Friday told Congress it plans to approve contracts to export crude oil to Mexico, lifting a four-decade, unofficial ban on selling oil south of the border. |
15Aug2015 | Thousands of Faithful Flock to Light of the World Mass at Temple in Guadalajara Ruptly TV An estimated 540,000 believers belonging to the Light of the Wolrd Church gathered at their main temple in Guadalajara for the annual gathering, Friday. |
15Aug2015 | ATM Skimmers Targeting American Tourists in Mexico Vending Times Several reports out of Mexico are pointing to an uptick in ATM skimming. Some security experts have speculated the thieves are placing the skimming devices in ATMs most likely to be used by Americans. |
15Aug2015 | Government Bans Formulas to Motivate Mexican Mothers to Breastfeed Babies Medical Daily In order to encourage new mothers to breastfeed their children, the Mexican government has banned free baby formula from being given away in hospitals. |
15Aug2015 | Mexican Press Reflects on Hoisting of US Flag at Embassy in Cuba Prensa Latina The main newspapers in Mexico reflected yesterday on the hoisting of the American flag at its embassy in Havana, headed by Secretary of State John Kerry. |
14Aug2015 | Violence Continues to Undermine Confidence in President Pena Nieto's Government The Financial Times An August survey by Nomura found more than 65 per cent of participants, including international and local investors, believed that events such as Ayotzinapa and the escape of El Chapo had a negative impact on Mexico’s economy and markets. |
14Aug2015 | Cuba Hosts Int'l Rock Festival, Brutal Fest 2015 Prensa Latina The International Rock Festival, Brutal Fest, unique of its kind in Cuba, begins today with the performances by three bands from Switzerland, one from Canada, one from Mexico, and several bands from the Caribbean island. |
14Aug2015 | Colombian President Cesar Gaviria Offers Advice to Mexico on Finding Chapo Guzman wochit World A month after Guzman tunneled out of prison, there’s no indication Mexico is any closer to finding him. So now Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is requesting help from Colombia, which spearheaded a similar manhunt for infamous drug boss Pablo Escobar. |
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