08Nov2014 | How to Travel to Mexico for $17 a Day Yahoo! Travel Think you don’t have enough money to take an extended trip somewhere warm this winter? Think again. Follow these three steps, and all you’ll need is $1,500 for two people for six weeks south of the border. |
08Nov2014 | First Look: The Next Mexican Day Of The Dead Movie 'Dia de Muertos' Indiewire Coming in 2016, Carlos Gutierrez Medrano is directing a new feature, Dia de Muertos from his Metacube studio base in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. Watch the teaser. |
08Nov2014 | Human Rights Watch Says Delays, Cover-Up Mar Response to Mexico Atrocities Eurasia Review The Mexican government delayed investigations into the enforced disappearances of 43 students in Iguala, Guerrero State, and the killing of 22 people in Tlatlaya, Mexico State, Human Rights Watch said this week. |
08Nov2014 | Mexico October Consumer Prices Rise at Fastest Pace in 9 Months Bloomberg News Mexican consumer prices rose in October at the fastest pace in nine months, as the central bank keeps interest rates at a record low to revive growth. |
08Nov2014 | Gang Members Confess to Mass Killing of Missing Mexico Students Al Jazeera Suspects in the disappearance of 43 college students have described a macabre and complicated mass murder and incineration ending with ashen remains in a landfill or being dumped into a river in southwest Mexico, Mexican authorities said Friday. |
07Nov2014 | The One Thing Tourists Should Worry About in Latin America: Automobiles News Limited Tourists and locals panicked by Latin America’s high crime rates face a far deadlier regional threat, with automobile accidents claiming more lives each year than the region’s notorious underworld. |
07Nov2014 | Protests Over the Missing Turns Into Condemnation of Mexican Justice System Agencia EFE Public protests over the disappearance of 43 students have adopted a tone of condemnation of the Mexican justice system with a symbolic closing of the Prosecutor's Office in the capital and the occupation of courts in the state of Guerrero where the disappearances occurred. |
07Nov2014 | Wearable Devices Enter the Mexican Workplace EE Times-India A majority of adults want wearable devices in their workplace, a survey conducted by Harris Poll for The Workforce Institute at Kronos revealed. The study also found that Mexico and China topped the overall wearable acceptance. |
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