13Jul2015 | Prison Break Shines Spotlight on Mexico's Shadowy Corruption Woes The Washington Post Everywhere from political talk shows to the farming communities scattered around the prison, cynicism seemed the prevailing emotion. Mexicans took it as anything but surprising that a rich and powerful criminal might have been able to buy his way to freedom. |
13Jul2015 | Narcos Are Now Extorting Some of Mexico City's Trendiest Neighborhoods Fusion In a country riddled with narco violence, La Condesa - one of Mexico City’s so-called magical neighborhoods - has always seemed to exist in a bubble removed from the dangers of the drug war. But now that appears to be changing. |
13Jul2015 | Aztec Meets Urban in Mexico Street Art Explosion BBC Trending A street art movement borrowing from the country's indigenous past is sweeping Mexico City. But this is more than just graffiti. |
13Jul2015 | What You Need to Know About Driving Your Vehicle Legally in Mexico The Yucatan Times Despite the announcement made by the head of “Aduana†just two months ago, enforcement has resumed on Mexicans driving foreign plated vehicles. However, this new regulation also includes those on “Permanent Residency“, so beware. |
13Jul2015 | Sr. Pago Launches Operations with American Express PRNewswire Sr. Pago, the first company that accepts payments to a smartphone made with a credit or debit card using 100% Mexican technology, has announced the start-up of operations with American Express. |
13Jul2015 | Despite Federal Programs, Mexico's Rural Inequality Is Worse Than Ever El Daily Post There have been a number of federal programs over the years aimed at reducing rural poverty. None of them have done much sustained good. |
13Jul2015 | Mexican Youths Are Tuning Into Enviromental Issues The News Faced with the challenge of achieving the first goal of the Aichi agreement - creating a global awareness of the issue of biodiversity - Mexico has reached a benchmark of 90 percent awareness on the subject. |
13Jul2015 | Researchers in Mexico Develop Glove to Translate Deaf and Mute Language Agencia EFE Researchers at Mexico's National Polytechnic Institute have developed a glove that would translate text and sign languages to facilitate conversation between speech- and hearing-impaired people and those not conversant with sign language. |
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