17Feb2015 | Baja California, Acapulco, and Riviera Maya Chosen for Potential Vegas-Style Casinos Riviera Maya News In an attempt to help curve the amount of urban casino establishments in Mexico’s cities, the Interior Secretariat has confirmed a project that will see these types of establishments built outside city centers. |
17Feb2015 | Cloud Technology Is Changing Health Care MBAHealthCareManagement.org Clearly, technology is transforming healthcare and is being used to help us to live better lives. Future innovations in health care technology are on the way as well, and they will help us to live longer and better. |
17Feb2015 | Environmental Groups Press Mexican Gov't for More Protection for Sea Turtles Agencia EFE The Mexican government should immediately impose regulations on the fishing industry in Baja California Sur to avoid penalties over the deaths of loggerhead sea turtles and take measures to protect the endangered species, two environmental groups said. |
17Feb2015 | Nearly 20 Years After Her Tragic Murder, Rising Superstar Selena's Legacy Is Remembered CBSLA.com With a Platinum Record, Grammy Award and the title of Top Latin Artist of the 1990s, Selena was about to become a crossover superstar. That all came to a tragic end after she was murdered on March 31 by the woman who started her fan club. |
17Feb2015 | Worn-Out Bolts to Blame for Mexico City Maternity Hospital Gas Explosion The Associated Press Mexican officials say that two worn-out bolts on a gas tanker truck broke, causing a leak that resulted in a hospital explosion that killed five people last month. |
17Feb2015 | Child Abuse Victims Urge Pope Francis to Take Action Against Pedophile Priests Agence France-Presse Victims of sexually abusive priests from across the Americas joined forces Monday to urge Pope Francis to allow civilian justice to punish pedophiles and those who covered up their crimes. |
16Feb2015 | Mexico's Historic San Miguel de Allende Fights Modern Day Graffiti Problem KVUE Graffiti is an eyesore in any neighborhood but in one of Mexico's most beloved colonial cities residents are fighting to protect historic buildings from the modern day problem. |
16Feb2015 | Since 2006, 74 Mexicans Have Died in the United States Due to Police Brutality El Universal From 2006 to date 74 Mexicans have died in the United States due to police abuse or disproportionate use of force, according to data from Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. |
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Banderas Bay offers 34 miles of incomparable coastline in the states of Jalisco and Nayarit, and home to Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit's many great destinations.