23Feb2015 | Ruling Party Rebuts Alejandro Inarritu's Criticism of Mexico's Government Reuters Mexicos ruling party, which received a veiled jab from Mexican director Alejandro G. Inarritu during his Oscar acceptance speech, hit back on Monday at the filmmaker's criticism of the government. |
23Feb2015 | In New Gilded Age, Social Protest Dominates Academy Awards Ceremony Informed Comment The committed artists honored at the 87th Academy Awards took advantage of their bully pulpits to make an amazing series of eloquent statements on behalf of minorities and the discriminated-against. |
23Feb2015 | Looking Back on Its 10th Anniversary, Google Maps Revolutionized How We Travel WDAZ TV Do you remember when getting from point A to point B involved using a folded up paper map from under the car seat? Those days are gone, but they were only 10 short years ago. |
23Feb2015 | INEGI: Average 'Life Expectancy' of a New Business in Mexico is 7.7 Years The Mazatlan Messenger In the first study of its kind by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography, based upon its economic survey of 1989-2009, a new business created in Mexico has a life expectancy of 7.7 years. |
23Feb2015 | Meet Hugo Cesar, a One-Legged Mexican Wrestler That Will Not Submit RuptlyTV Mexican wrestler Hugo 'The Devil's Advocate' Cesar spoke in Reynosa of how his passion for the sport inspired and motivated him to get back in the ring and continue to fight even after the loss a limb in a motorcycle accident. |
23Feb2015 | China Expands Its Presence Throughout Latin America PressTV Following the visits of several regional leaders and top diplomats to Beijing in the past weeks, the multilateral cooperation between China and Latin America continues to grow at a steady pace. Recent studies show that bilateral trade soared over 1400% in just a decade. |
23Feb2015 | Are Reports of Army Human Rights Abuses Plummeting in Mexico 'Above Suspicion'? Insight Crime Authorities in Mexico say complaints of human rights abuses perpetrated by the army decreased dramatically over two years, but a recent massacre carried out by Mexican soldiers indicates that the data may not tell the whole story. |
23Feb2015 | Scientists in Mexico Turn Tequila Into Diamonds The Guardian Farmers in Mexico have been given another reason to grow agave, the cactus-like plant used to produce the country's most potent export. In the bar room equivalent of alchemy, scientists have turned shots of tequila into diamonds. |
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