07Feb2015 | 207 Miles: Arizona Cyclists Make 2-Day Trek to Mexico for a Good Cause ABC15 Bike riders from the group 207 Miles took off from Peoria Saturday morning to ride 207 miles to Rocky Point, Mexico. The two-day trek is all in support of raising money to build homes in Mexico and other parts of Latin America. |
07Feb2015 | Government Publishes Results of National Crusade Against Hunger at 2nd Anniversary Presidency of the Republic The National Crusade Against Hunger is a presidential decision that seeks to guarantee the right of permanent access to adequate food of 7.01 million Mexicans living in extreme food poverty. After nearly two years of actions, the efforts have yielded significant results. |
07Feb2015 | Timelapse Video Captures Colima Volcano's 14 Euptions in 12 Hours Telegraph Mexico's Colima Volcano erupted 14 times on Thursday, spewing large plumes of ash and gas into sky. The activity is the latest in a series of spectacular but non-threatening eruptions in recent weeks. |
07Feb2015 | Cars Drive the Economy as Companies Invest $20 Billion in Mexico's Industrial Belt Bloomberg Mexican vehicle exports are expected to rise to a record 2.9 million in 2015, with more than 70 percent of the cars and light trucks headed to the U.S., according to the Mexican Automobile Industry Association. December exports alone were up 21 percent over the previous year. |
07Feb2015 | Hi-Tech Gives New Life to Old Plastic in Mexico Deutsche Welle Sustainability is one of today's buzz words. But can plastic bottles be sustainable? One idea being tested in Mexico is to turn them into the material that's used for 3D printing. |
07Feb2015 | Despite Sinaloa Cartel Leader's Arrest a Year Ago, Drugs Still Enter US en Masse CCTV America Now Chapo Guzman's imprisonment was expected to be a crushing blow to the flow of illegal narcotics into the United States, but one year later, U.S. authorities have conceded that there's no clear evidence of a decrease in drugs crossing the border. |
07Feb2015 | Former US President Bill Clinton Apologizes for Drug Trafficking During Mexico Visit Prensa Latina Clinton apologized to Mexico for his country's responsibility in the drug trafficking suffered by this Central American country in the wake of the struggle he started during his term in office to prevent drug smuggling by air and sea. |
06Feb2015 | Mexico's Missing Marijuana Mystery: Where Have All the Eradications Gone? The Reality-Based Community Every year, soldiers roam Mexico’s hinterland in search of illegal marijuana plots. Massive eradication campaigns have been part of Mexican life since the 1940’s. No other country on Earth has impounded so much cannabis for so many years. That could be changing. |
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