30Mar2014 | Hippest Winery in Mexico Is Made of Recycled Boats NPR.org Architects Alejandro D'Acosta and Claudia Turrent incorporated materials salvaged from boats into the Vena Cava winery in Baja's Guadalupe Valley. |
30Mar2014 | New Reforms Aid in Reaching Mexico's Climate Goals Environmental Defense Fund With a new climate change law and President Enrique Pena Nieto's overhaul of federal oil and electricity monopolies, Mexico now has important opportunities to meet renewable energy and emissions reduction goals and grow its economy. |
30Mar2014 | Mexico's First Sportscar to Go Global? iafrica.com The Mastretta MXT, the world's first Mexican sportscar, is set to receive a new engine and some styling tweaks before officially going on sale beyond South America in 2015. |
30Mar2014 | IDB Survey Finds Latin Americans Want More Transparency in City Governments Inter-American Development Bank Latin Americans living in major cities want more transparency and participation in local governments’ decisions on new policies and investments involving urban infrastructure, according to results of a groundbreaking survey released by the Inter-American Development Bank. |
30Mar2014 | Legislators Ask Why Mexicans Should Die Over a Drug the US Is Legalizing The Huffington Post Sen. Mario Delgado and Mexico City Councilman Vidal Llerenas, both from the left-wing Revolutionary Democratic Party, have proposed complementary federal and local legislation to decriminalize weed in Mexico. |
30Mar2014 | 'Echo,' 'Sciences' Top Guadalajara Film Fest Variety Mexican Nicolas Echeverria’s “Echo of the Mountain†and Argentine Matias Lucchesi’s “Natural Sciences†topped the 29th Guadalajara Festival on Saturday. |
30Mar2014 | Few Mexican Domestic Workers Have Health Benefits The Mazatlan Messenger In recognition of International Day for Domestic Workers celebrated on March 30, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography reported that there are more than two million domestic workers in Mexico. |
29Mar2014 | AIDS Has Killed Almost 36 Million People; Listen to the Real Origin Story Upworthy Scientists have pieced together the origin of AIDS, and the tale is ludicrously interesting. Take a few minutes to learn how one of humanity's most debilitating diseases grew into the monster it is today. |
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