28Apr2014 | Oscar-Winning Mexican Director Alfonso Cuaron Questions President Over Oil Reform 660News Oscar-winning director Alfonso Cuaron has published a full-page ad in Mexican newspapers questioning President Enrique Pena Nieto’s energy reform. |
28Apr2014 | The Economist: How Mexicans Know When an Earthquake Is Coming The Economist Tremors are a frequent scare for the city’s 20m or so residents, who experience dozens of small shudders a year. But the panic is lessened by the fact that people know the earthquake is coming a couple of minutes before the ground starts to tremble. How do the Mexicans do it? |
28Apr2014 | David Maung Captures Homeless Deportees on Film San Diego City Beat 'Faint Light: Yesterday's Gone and Tomorrow Has Yet to Arrive,' focuses on homeless deportees in Tijuana and Mexicali, many of whom are part of the swelling population of destitute people carving out living quarters in the Tijuana River's concrete riverbed and the miles of storm drains leading to it. |
28Apr2014 | At Over $10B a Year, Mexico is the World's Leading Market for Bottled Water The Mazatlan Messenger The Mexican newspaper Sexenio reports that the market for bottled water in Mexico reached a value of $10.36 billion in 2013, representing a growth of 11.6 percent over 2012. |
28Apr2014 | Hoop Dreams of Mexico's Indigenous Youth Provide Hope in 'Forgotten' Region The Guardian Basketball has given the impoverished Triqui people a renewed sense of purpose after community club wins national plaudits. |
28Apr2014 | Mexican Vigilante Groups Fighting Cartel Must Surrender Weapons by May 10th EFE Mexican authorities and leaders of the self-defense groups who have been battling the Knights Templar drug cartel in Michoacan for more than a year have signed an agreement spelling out the timetable for the militias to disarm. |
28Apr2014 | 'The Politics of Crime in Mexico: Democratic Governance in a Security Trap' - John Bailey Animal Politico During his latest visit to Mexico, John Bailey, Emeritus Professor at Georgetown University, presented his latest book, The Politics of Crime in Mexico: Democratic Governance in a Security Trap. |
28Apr2014 | Families Reunited for Children's Day at Border's Friendship Park CBS News Families on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border gathered for a special celebration Sunday - the annual Children's Day at Friendship Park. |
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