28Dec2014 | Lalo Alcaraz Tackles Immigration in New Animated Series 'Bordertown' KPBS.org A San Diego native is on the team behind a new animated comedy sitcom from Fox tackling changing demographics and immigration. |
28Dec2014 | REIT Investors Chase 14% Yield on Mortgages in Mexican Housing Recovery Bloomberg Foreign investors have poured into Mexico’s first mortgage real-estate investment trust, which is using some of the 8.625bn pesos raised in a share sale last month to fund purchases of inflation-adjusted mortgages. |
28Dec2014 | New Transparency Law in Mexico Is a Chance to Strengthen Accountability Open Society Foundations The significant legal reforms currently being debated in Mexico will only be the first step; securing proper compliance will be a shared challenge in subsequent years for all concerned. |
28Dec2014 | State of Jalisco Likely to Legalize Medical Marijuana By Year's End CCTV America The widespread legalization of marijuana is no longer the unlikely proposition it once seemed to be. The state of Jalisco will most likely have a plan in place by the end of the year. |
28Dec2014 | Vigilante Leader Hipolito Mora, 26 Others Arrested Over Michoacan Shootout Agence France-Presse The leader of one of Mexico's first anti-crime vigilante groups was arrested along with 26 supporters over a shootout that killed his son and 10 others, authorities said. |
27Dec2014 | Push to Secure Acapulco for Tourism Shows Progress Fusion One positive sign is that hotel reservations for the Christmas and New Years vacation period, although lower than last year, have increased slightly from lows reported in November. |
27Dec2014 | Mysterious Crop Patterns in Texcoco Field Seen as Message from Divine Beings Mexico News Daily Was it a sign from God, a visit by extraterrestrials or simply the effects of wind and rain? Thousands of people stopped to have a look after odd-looking figures appeared in a field of barley. |
27Dec2014 | This Was the Year of the Child Immigrant Crisis, and It May Reappear in 2015 IBTimes The child immigrant crisis has mostly faded from headlines and political debates, as the number of unaccompanied Central American immigrant children apprehended at the border has declined. But immigration analysts and government officials say it could bubble up again in 2015. |
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