01Oct2014 | #FICMaya: International Maya Culture Festival 2014 The Yucatan Times The International Maya Culture Festival is a combined effort by the state of Yucatan and Conaculta to promote Maya culture in Mexico and around the world. |
01Oct2014 | Monsanto Invests $90m in GMO Corn Center in Mexico BizJournals.com Monsanto plans to invest $90 million over the next five years to centralize its development of corn seed research at the new center, which is based in Tlajomulco de Zuniga. |
01Oct2014 | Mexico's Vigilantes Are Building Scrappy DIY Tanks to Fight Narcos GlobalPost These 'monsters' are the home-built armored trucks deputized militias and drug cartels are using for battle. The thicker the armor, the more likely they could make it home that night. |
01Oct2014 | Abortion Debate in Mexico: Catholics, the Law and the Right to Choose The Guardian A tale of two women caught up in Mexico's complex abortion debate, with passion on both sides as the Catholic church pits itself against women's rights campaigners. |
01Oct2014 | Homicide Charges in Mexico Army Killing of 22 Gang Members in San Pedro Limon The Canadian Press Mexican prosecutors announced homicide charges Tuesday against three soldiers in the June killings of 22 suspected gang members in southern Mexico, challenging the army's version that the suspects died in a shootout. |
01Oct2014 | Sammy Hagar Cabo San Lucas Birthday Bash Back on in Las Vegas USA Today The Red Rocker's recently cancelled Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Birthday Bash - derailed by the recent destructive force of Hurricane Odile - has been rescheduled for Oct. 18 at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center. |
01Oct2014 | How Do You Fight Corruption in Mexico? How About with a 'Corruptour' Thomson Reuters Foundation Corruption, it is widely acknowledged, is a serious problem throughout Mexico. But in Monterrey, capital of Nuevo Leon, it’s a tourist attraction. |
01Oct2014 | Infographic: Mexico Leads Deadliest Countries for Journalists in the Americas Reporters Without Borders Reporters Without Borders has prepared five graphics to draw attention to murders of journalists in Latin America’s four deadliest countries for media personnel - Mexico, Honduras, Brazil and Colombia. |
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