21Jan2015 | Riviera Maya's New Cirque du Soleil Show Meets with Rave Reviews Travel Pulse Joya, the new Cirque du Soleil show that opened in Mexico’s Riviera Maya in November, is meeting with rave reviews, with seats virtually sold out for each performance. |
21Jan2015 | Mexican President's Office Denies He Granted Favors to Developer Bloomberg News Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto’s office denied he granted special favors to a developer who sold him a house in a resort town when he was a state governor in 2005. |
21Jan2015 | Watch the Truth About Pig Farms in 360-Degree Video Last Chance for Animals Nearly all pork at grocery stores and restaurants in the U.S. – including bacon, ham and pork sausage – comes from these farms, where the pigs endure excruciating suffering every day of their lives. |
21Jan2015 | Researchers Unveil Reconstructed Face of Ancient American Indian Found in Mexico Indian Country Today The remains of “Naia,†the human skeleton found off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, has been reconstructed by artists to provide a hypothetical image of what she looked like. |
21Jan2015 | Obama: Let's Tax the Wealthy, Help the Middle Class The New York Times The president discussed tax increases on high-income earners and large financial institutions that would fund new initiatives during his 2015 State of the Union address. |
21Jan2015 | Inside the Ghost Towns of Mexico's Juarez Valley - One of the Deadliest Places on Earth Mail Online The Juarez Valley on the Mexico-Texas border, a forty mile stretch of cotton fields and ghost towns, is so dangerous that even the police don't dare to enter. |
21Jan2015 | Why Your Facebook Profile May Be More Important Than Your Credit Score The Christian Science Monitor The new mobile app Lenddo mines data from social media profiles, including Facebook, to assess one's credit worthiness. Is this the future of finance? |
21Jan2015 | Tim Padgett: Mexico Is a Place Where History Can't Help Repeating Itself Businessweek Pena Nieto’s approval numbers are the lowest for a Mexican president since 1995, when the peso was suffering one of the worst crashes in its history. And that’s fitting, because while another peso collapse may not be imminent, there’s a lot about Mexico in 2015 that feels eerily similar to Mexico in 1995. |
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