15Jun2015 | A Drop of Blood for a Drop of Water: Fighting for the Rainy Season in Mexico VICE Mexico The Vice Mexico team takes us to La Esperanza, a little town in the nowadays violent state of Guerrero where indigenous people have the very lovely tradition of beating the shit out of each other in order to ask the gods for a good rainy season. |
15Jun2015 | Spectre Behind the Scenes: James Bond Visits the Day of the Dead in Mexico City The Independent Mexico's Day of the Dead festival is the setting for the stunning opening sequence of upcoming James Bond movie Spectre, a new behind-the-scenes vlog from director Sam Mendes has revealed. |
15Jun2015 | Mexico President Calls Climate Change, Migration and Drugs 'Global Challenges' Office of the Mexican Presidency President Enrique Pena Nieto shared his impressions on climate change issues, migration and drugs with leaders of the European Union, Latin America and the Caribbean, which he described as global challenges that must be addressed with co-responsibility. |
15Jun2015 | This Is Chideo: New Website, App, Links Celebrities, Charities & Donors Chideo Chideo features personality-driven content across the broad spectrum of entertainment, sports, music, fashion, food, design and culture. |
15Jun2015 | Australian Nikki Van Dijk Wins at Baja California's Los Cabos Open of Surf 2015 SurferToday.com The Australian surfer defeated Silvana Lima in the Women's Qualification Series 6000 competition. Despite some damage to her equipment, Van Dijk used tactics to secure victory in Baja California. |
15Jun2015 | Forests of Mexico's Indigenous Peoples Are at Risk La Jornada On a global scale, forest ejidos are considered an effective method for facing climate change on a par with taking down poverty, but the governmental over-regulation which exists in Mexico “blocks sustainable development and puts agricultural communities at risk.†|
15Jun2015 | Storm Update: Mexico Officials Keep Wary Eye on Pacific Hurricane Carlos Associated Press Officials are keeping a close watch on Hurricane Carlos as it spins off the shore of Mexico's southwestern coast, brushing by fishing villages, port cities and tourist resorts. |
15Jun2015 | Mexico Boosts Housing Subsidy Despite Budget Cuts Reuters Mexico's finance ministry said it would raise a subsidy for home purchases by 32 percent to 11.135 billion pesos to support homeownership for poor families despite budget cuts unveiled earlier this year. |
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