29Jul2015 | Worsening Poverty is Hurting Mexican Retailers Bloomberg News Just as Mexico's consumer sector begins to emerge from the doldrums of the 2009 recession, a new government report suggests the recovery's foundation is on shaky ground. |
29Jul2015 | Miguel Herrera Out as Mexico Coach for Altercation with Reporter After Gold Cup Win Syracuse.com The coach of Mexico's national soccer team, known for his emotional displays during games, has been fired in the wake of an incident in which a television sports anchor claimed the coach punched him at the Philadelphia airport following a 3-1 victory over Jamaica to take the Gold Cup. |
28Jul2015 | Masked Hero 'Peatonito' Making Mexico City's Streets Safe - for Pedestrians Agence France-Presse On the mean and traffic-choked streets of Mexico City, a fearless superhero is fighting to protect the planet from the worst the internal combustion engine can throw at it. |
28Jul2015 | Jorge G. Castaneda: Latin America's Anti-Corruption Crusade Project Syndicate Even as much of Latin America engages in almost hyperbolic celebrations over the renewed diplomatic ties between Cuba and the United States, the continent is facing two major challenges. |
28Jul2015 | Ride Sharing App Uber Causing a Stir in Mexico City CCTV America In Mexico City, ride sharing app Uber has received endorsements from two government commissions ahead of a decision on their future operations in the city. Despite its success, Uber has met widespread protests from traditional taxi services. |
28Jul2015 | Survey Says 70% of Mexicans Believe in Mandatory Teacher Evaluations The Mazatlan Messenger According to a survey conducted by the center for Social Studies and Public Opinion of the Chamber of Deputies, 70 percent of Mexicans believe that the evaluation of teachers is beneficial to students and parents. |
28Jul2015 | Judicial Debate Begins on Impact of Genetically Modified Corn in Mexico La Jornada The judicial debate on the impact of genetically modified corn on the environment and on health has begun, although the planting of these biotechnological products has been provisionally suspended. |
28Jul2015 | Jeb Bush Says He Was Hurt by Donald Trump's Remarks About Mexicans NBC News Jeb Bush told MSNBC that he was "herido," Spanish for "hurt," by Donald Trump's comments about undocumented Mexican immigrants during an interview conducted entirely in Spanish on Monday. |
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