25Nov2014 | Cirque du Soleil's New Dinner Show 'JOYA' Arrives in the Mayan Riviera The Broadway Blog Cirque du Soleil extends its presence to the Mayan Riviera with the opening of JOYA, which premiered this past weekend at the brand new, customed-designed, 600-seat Cirque du Soleil Theater near The Grand Mayan resort. |
25Nov2014 | Arturo Lopez-Levy: How Ebola Could End America's Embargo on Cuba Inter Press Service When was the last time in recent memory a top U.S. official praised Cuba publicly? And since when has Cuba’s leadership offered to cooperate with Americans? |
25Nov2014 | Femicides in Mexico: In So-Called War on Drugs, Women Are the Main Victims Television del Sur In a rally outside the Bellas Artes palace in Mexico City, feminist and women’s rights organizations denounced the fact that femicides, or feminicides, are constant in the country as a whole, and not only in Ciudad Juarez. |
25Nov2014 | CCTV America Investigates Mexican Region Known for Costly Oil Thefts CCTV America CCTV recently traveled to what’s considered ground zero for oil thefts in Mexico in and around the region of Monterrey, in the state of Nuevo Leon, and the town of Reynosa on the US-Mexico border. |
25Nov2014 | Mexico City Gears Up for Mass Protest as Students Demand Release of 11 'Political Prisoners' IBTimes Students and activists plan to take to the streets again Tuesday in a protest that could heighten the civil unrest that has been building since the disappearance of 43 students nearly two months ago. |
24Nov2014 | The World's Worst Transportation Systems for Women Thomson Reuters Foundation Latin American cities have the most dangerous transport systems for women with about six in every 10 women physically harassed, while New York City is safest, according to a Thomson Reuters Foundation survey of some of the world's largest cities. |
24Nov2014 | This Expat Built His Own Private Island in Mexico Out of Recycled Plastic Bottles Mexico News Daily Having your own private island would usually require a fair bit of cash, but for British artist Richart Sowa it took recycled plastic bottles - 150,000 of them. |
24Nov2014 | Along the Mexico Border, Lost Objects Become Art NPR.org Depictions of the U.S.-Mexico border often show a fence, and desolation on either side. But the nearly 2,000-mile stretch of land is far from empty - among other things, it holds lost possessions. |
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