12Apr2014 | Road Rage: Driver Mows Down Protesters in Mexico, Injuring at Least 12 The Huffington Post A protest in Mexico turned into chaos this week when an angry motorist drove through the crowd, injuring at least 12. |
12Apr2014 | Could Regulatory Changes in Mexico Signal the End for Carlos Slim's Empire? Forbes Carlos Slim, Latin America’s wealthiest businessman, has long enjoyed a dominant position in Mexico’s telecom sector. New rules spearheaded by the administration of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, however, could threaten Slim’s position in the market. |
12Apr2014 | Hatsune Miku is Japan's Biggest Pop Star on Social Media, and She's Not Even Human The Hollywood Reporter She's "written" over 180,000 songs. She has 1.95 million Facebook followers. She's sold out concerts around the globe. By many metrics she's a typical Japanese pop star. The one crucial difference: Hatsune Miku is not human. |
12Apr2014 | Flavors Come Alive in New Cookbook Celebrating Mexican Wine and Cuisine BroadwayWorld.com Top-caliber chefs have elevated Mexican food to new heights, and wines from Mexico have emerged as the perfect accompaniment for modern expressions of Latin cuisine. |
12Apr2014 | Mexico City's Mad Mosaic of Old and New AFR.com With a greater metropolitan area of 21 million people, Mexico’s nearly 500-year-old capital comprises ancient stone and gleaming glass, Old World architecture and indigenous tradition. |
12Apr2014 | Researchers Grow Artificial Body Parts in the Lab VOA News Two new studies describe how scientists in the United States, Mexico and Switzerland are growing reproductive organs and nasal cartilage in the laboratory and successfully implanting tissue in patients. |
12Apr2014 | Majority of Mexicans Believe There is Little to No Respect for the Law La Jornada The first Country Report on Citizenship and Democracy in Mexico reveals that “we have citizens in the process of maturing who still feel alienated from their government and have low levels of participation.†|
12Apr2014 | Michoacan 'Self-Defense' Group Demands Government Free Prisoners by May 10 The Los Angeles Times A top leader of a vigilante "self-defense" group in the western state of Michoacan on Friday gave the Mexican government an ultimatum: free captured members of the movement by May 10 or expect all hell to break loose. |
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