20Sep2014 | Alaska Extends No-Penalty Changes for Cabos Flights; Long Closures for Hurricane-Hit Hotels The Seattle Times Some major resorts in Los Cabos, slammed by Hurricane Odile, won’t reopen until at least the end of October. That’s prompting airlines, including Alaska Airlines which is a major carrier from Seattle and California to the Mexican resort, to extend no-penalty change fees. |
20Sep2014 | Exploring Mexico's Little-Known Oaxacan Coast Bloomberg Mark Jolly discovers the multifaceted appeal of Puerto Escondido and nearby unspoiled seaside spots along the seventy-mile coastal strip of central Oaxaca - the nexus of the Costa Chica. |
20Sep2014 | Ancient Mexicans Drank Alcoholic Milk to Stay Healthy IBTimes An ancient civilization living in Mexico thousands of years ago drank an alcoholic probiotic milk they concocted from the sap of an agave plant to stay healthy, scientists have said. |
20Sep2014 | Bridge Protest Organizer Cancels at Last Minute, Blames Mexican Cartels Breitbart The protest calling for shutting down various ports of entry across the Texas-Mexico border was called off just hours before it was set to begin. |
20Sep2014 | Mexico Remembers Capitol's Devastating 1985 Earthquake on 29th Anniversary TeleSUR English The government and civil society in Mexico marked the 29th anniversary of the 1985 earthquake, the worst to ever hit the country. The death count is estimated at 40,000 by NGOs and 10,000 by the government. |
20Sep2014 | Tropical Storm Polo Threatens Battered Mexican Resort of Los Cabos AccuWeather.com Polo continues to churn off the west coast of Mexico, right on the heels of once-Hurricane Odile which brought devastation to parts of the Baja California peninsula. The good news is that Polo will not become the monster that Odile was. |
19Sep2014 | Sophia Loren Opens Life Exhibit in Mexico City NTDTV To celebrate her 80th birthday, Italy's film icon and eternal diva Sophia Loren inaugurated an autobiographical exhibit in Mexico City this week, revealing her rags to riches life. |
19Sep2014 | Mexican Art Galleries Suffer as Drug-Money Law Ends Anonymous Cash Buys The Washington Post Dealers say art sales have fallen because of Mexico’s new anti-money-laundering law. It requires buyers’ personal information be reported. |
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