08May2014 | Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya Officially Opens Doors Caribbean Journal The Caribbean has its newest Hard Rock hotel with the opening of the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya in Puerto Aventuras. |
08May2014 | An Inside Look at Vigilante Justice in the Mexican State of Guerrero World Policy Institute Katie Orlinsky takes us to southwest Mexico, where government legitimacy is decaying, a citizen police movement has taken force, and drug violence remains high. |
08May2014 | Tracking Lost Smartphones Prompts Safety Concerns The New York Times With smartphone theft rampant, apps offer a new option for those desperate to recover their devices, allowing victims to act when the police will not. But the emergence of this kind of do-it-yourself justice has stirred worries among law enforcement officials. |
08May2014 | Politicians Introduce Several Bills to Legalize Marijuana in Mexico Al Jazeera Earlier this year, Mexico City introduced a bill to legalize marijuana in small amounts. Some argue that legalizing the drug could take millions of dollars in profit away from the country's drug cartels. |
08May2014 | OXXO Convenience Stores in Mexico Now Accepting American Express Cards Enterate.mx Vice President of OXXO Corporate Affairs and Communication, Jorge Guevara, announced that all American Express cards will be accepted beginning this week in more than 11,000 convenience stores spread throughout Mexico. |
07May2014 | Mexican Farmers Blame Weather for High Lime Prices The Washington Post It’s been a tough spring for Cinco de Mayo fans and the bars that keep them plied with tart margaritas, as the Great Lime Shortage of 2014 has been threatening to break-up the party. |
07May2014 | Research Suggests Pathogen Likely Cause of Massive Pacific Sea Star Die-Off The Weather Network The problem was first reported in August 2013 upon the grim discovery that sea stars were disintegrating on the ocean floor, turning into "goo" by the time they reached the lab for analysis. |
07May2014 | What's in a Number? Obama's Two Million Deportations, Explained Fusion Two million. That's the number of deportations that President Obama has likely overseen during his time in office. His policies have earned him the nickname "deporter in chief." But not everyone agrees with that description. |
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