24Aug2014 | What It's Like to Walk with Zombies: Why You Should Visit Mexico for Day of the Dead The Daily Telegraph This isn’t Halloween. It’s much more important than that. It’s the Day of the Dead – a national holiday for Mexicans and a time to eat, drink whole vats of tequila and dress in costumes that make the trick of treating their amigos across the border seem rather mundane. |
24Aug2014 | Does Penis Size Really Matter? It's Complicated The Huffington Post As this AsapScience video explains, there's a fascinating evolutionary history behind the human penis - how it became the largest of any primate's both in absolute terms and in proportion to body size. |
24Aug2014 | Mexican Microbreweries Confront Beer Giants Al Jazeera Craft breweries see rising sales, challenging large corporations for a bigger taste of Mexico's $20 billion beer market. |
24Aug2014 | Sinaloa State Legislators Drop Media Restrictions to Report on Crime Agencia EFE Lawmakers in the western Mexican state of Sinaloa repealed a measure that barred reporters from crime scenes and otherwise limited their ability to cover issues of public safety and criminal justice. |
24Aug2014 | Why They Flee: Life in the Murder Capital of the World, San Pedro Sula, Honduras Fusion San Pedro Sula has - for the last two years - had the highest murder rate of any city in the world, according to the Mexican think tank Citizen Council for Public Security, Justice, and Peace. |
23Aug2014 | Mexico on Alert as 8th Hurricane of Season Marie Threatens Pacific Coast Agence France-Presse Six Mexican states were on high alert on Saturday for Hurricane Marie, warning that torrential rain could trigger mudslides and cause rivers to break their banks. |
23Aug2014 | Randal C. Archibold: Familiar Flaws Seen in Mexico's New Elite Police Force The New York Times President Enrique Pena Nieto on Friday swore in a new gendarmerie for Mexico, an offshoot of the federal police aimed at quelling outbreaks of violent crime. But even before the new division hits the streets, criminologists have panned the idea as akin to prescribing “aspirin for a cancer.†|
23Aug2014 | Supreme Court Upholds Hike in Mexico's Border States' Sales Tax Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico’s Supreme Court has upheld a law that raised the sales-tax rate in border states from 11 percent to 16 percent to bring it in line with the rest of the country. That measure was part of a broader 2013 tax overhaul. |
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