16Mar2014 | Pizza Chain That Markets to Mexicans Says 'La Chingona' Promotion Isn't Profane NPR.org Pizza Patron is getting set to launch a limited time offer for an extra-spicy pizza with jalapeno encrusted pepperoni, topped with even more jalapeno. They are calling it 'La Chingona' - which made some wonder exactly how people respond to the word. |
16Mar2014 | Journalist Jaime Maussan Built a Small Media Empire Around UFO Research in Mexico Fusion Fusion paid a visit to Jaime Maussan, a journalist and extraterrestrial expert in Mexico. His production company, Tercermilenio TV, puts out more than 50 hours of UFO-related programming every week. |
16Mar2014 | San Miguel Non-Profits Fight for Charity Dollars The News The spectacular growth of not-for-profit organizations in this city of 160,000 inhabitants underlines that well-intentioned persons are pouring in to help those living below the poverty line — officially 40 percent of Mexico’s population. |
16Mar2014 | Habitat Loss Affecting Monarch Butterfly Migration Al Jazeera The number of monarch butterflies migrating annually to Mexico from US is depleting due to deforestation and herbicide. |
16Mar2014 | Mexico Says it Has Found 'No Record' of its Military Entering Arizona BuzzFeed The Mexican government said it has found no record of an alleged late January border crossing by elements of its military. The government also insisted any allegations of collusion with drug cartels are nothing more than “speculation.†|
16Mar2014 | Reporters Without Borders Mexico Correspondent Receives Threatening Calls IFEX Reporters Without Borders (RSF) strongly condemns the threats directed at Balbina Flores Martinez, who has been a correspondent for RSF in Mexico for 13 years. |
15Mar2014 | Willy Blackmore: In Mexico, Corn Is More Than Just a Grain - It's Living History TakePart In Mexico, where corn was first domesticated some 6,000 years ago, the personal is the political where maize is concerned. |
15Mar2014 | Salvadoran Castaway in Mexico to Fulfill Promise to Family of Companion Who Died Associated Press A Salvadoran fisherman who says he drifted at sea for more than a year met with the mother of his companion who died during the ordeal, an emotional gathering that he said helped him fulfill a promise he made to his friend. |
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