03Apr2014 | Mexican Hotel Transactions to Reach $700M in 2014 JLL The Caribbean-like beaches, desert vistas and mountain ranges in Mexico have earned the country a top spot among the 15 most-visited destinations worldwide, drawing more than 23 million visitors a year. |
03Apr2014 | Honda Now Offering 2015 Fit Do-It-Yourself Kit WorldCarFans Created for those who prefer "built not bought", the 2015 Honda Fit is now available as a very complex DIY kit. |
03Apr2014 | Maximilian & Carlota: Europe's Last Empire in Mexico Amazon.com In this new telling of Mexico’s Second Empire and Louis Napoleon’s installation of Maximilian von Habsburg and his wife, Carlota of Belgium, as the emperor and empress of Mexico, Maximilian and Carlota brings the dramatic, interesting, and tragic time of this six-year-siege to life. |
03Apr2014 | In Spite of Growing Obesity Rates, 56% of Mexican Adults Don't Exercise, Study Shows The Associated Press A new study says that more than half of Mexican adults don't get regular exercise, a worrisome figure in a country with high rates of obesity and diabetes. |
03Apr2014 | Los Angeles to Host Special Olympics World Games Long Beach Press Telegram Long Beach is the first city in Southern California to be named a Host Town for the Special Olympics World Games Los Angeles 2015, when more than 7,000 athletes from 177 countries will descend on Southern California in July for a three-day program. |
03Apr2014 | The Social Narconetwork: How Facebook Became the New Front in Mexico's Drug War The Verge Carnegie Mellon University historian and anthropologist Paul Eiss calls it the 'narcomedia' — the sharing of sometimes gruesome, terrifying messages, frequently on social media. And it's not just the perceived bad guys sharing these messages. |
03Apr2014 | First Education System Census Finds Infrastructure Problems, Unidentifiable Teachers The Associated Press Mexican officials say the first census of the country's education system found at least a third of public schools have infrastructure problems and there are thousands of school workers who can't be identified. |
03Apr2014 | State of Veracruz Files Complaints Against Mexico Railways Over Migrants Catholic News Service The state of Veracruz has filed criminal complaints against two railway operators for failing to keep Central American migrants from stealing rides atop northbound trains. |
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