29Mar2015 | 7-Eleven Mexico Launches New Virtual Currency CoinFinance.com 7-Eleven Mexico is launching their own virtual currency as part of a new marketing strategy aimed at building its online presence. |
29Mar2015 | Baja Farmworkers Accept Interim 15% Wage Increase Olga Aragon The wages of the farmworkers who report for work in the agricultural fields in the San Quintin Valley rose 15 percent, according to the commitment made by employers at the negotiating table. |
29Mar2015 | The Chinese-Mexican Cuisine You'll Only Find Along the Northern Border KQED News If you ask people in the city of Mexicali, Mexico, about their most notable regional cuisine, they won’t say street tacos or mole. They’ll say Chinese food. |
29Mar2015 | Masked Protesters Attack Police Station, Detain 4 Cops, Burn Cars in Guerrero State RT Masked students burnt cars and attacked a police station in Chilpancingo, in Guerrero state on Saturday. Local media reported that protesters temporarily detained and disarmed four municipal police officers. |
29Mar2015 | Tianguis Showcases Acapulco Tourism Renaissance Travel Pulse As Tianguis Turistico in Acapulco drew to a close, the city’s tourism officials expressed confidence that the conference served as an excellent platform to illustrate the city’s tourism renaissance. |
28Mar2015 | 5 Ways America's War on Drugs Is Crushing the Developing World AlterNet Wealthy Western countries are undermining good governance and social and economic development in poor, drug-producing countries by pressuring them to enforce prohibitionist policies that exploit peasant farmers and waste millions of dollars a year on failed crop eradication and drug interdiction programs. |
28Mar2015 | Deadline to Ban Mexico Circus Animals Looms But Doubt Shrouds Creatures' Fate The Guardian With animal acts about to be banned from all circuses in Mexico, the fate of the non-human performers has become mired in acrimony and doubts over whether the legislation will actually lead to an improvement in animal protections. |
28Mar2015 | Firing of Carmen Aristegui Highlights Rising Pressures on Mexican News Media The New York Times When Carmen Aristegui, Mexico’s most famous radio personality, was abruptly fired this month, nobody expected her to go quietly. But anger over her dismissal has been rising steadily, and it has turned up the heat in this country’s charged political atmosphere. |
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