27Feb2014 | New Policies Launched as Mexico Combats 'World's Fattest Country' Label The Guardian Newspaper headlines on child obesity might be more positive in the near future thanks to recent public policy decisions made by the Mexican government and legislators. |
27Feb2014 | Paralyzed Dog Abandoned in Mexico Gets New Life KTLA After seeing a photograph of "Thor" posted on Facebook, The Mutt Scouts stepped in to rescue the sick puppy. |
27Feb2014 | Check Out the WaterWolf Electric Surfboard WaterWolfDE Not available until April, but just way too cool to pass up showing off, the WaterWolf MXP 3 is a surfboard for those of us not lucky enough to live near a consistent, barrel-creating break. |
27Feb2014 | The National Security Agency Has a Special Fusion Center in Mexican US Embassy Digital Journal Recently, a declassified memo shows that the NSA actually has a secret office in the U.S. embassy in Mexico City. The facility is called a fusion center used to combine and then share intelligence with different agencies. |
27Feb2014 | More Than 84,000 Mexicans Visited Cuba in 2013 Prensa Latina About 84,701 Mexican tourists have visited Cuba last year, Alicia Perez, tourism counselor at the island's embassy here, said. |
27Feb2014 | 25 Families Have Utilities Disconnected After Refusing to Join in Religious Ceremonies Christian Solidarity Worldwide Twenty-five Protestant families have had their water and electricity supplies disconnected and have effectively been put under house arrest in Mexico because of their refusal to participate in Traditionalist Catholic religious ceremonies. |
27Feb2014 | LGBT Market in Mexico Grew to USD$71 Billion in 2013 WebWire The latest findings from the world’s largest market research study into the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people show that the value of the Mexican LGBT market increased by 6% since 2012 - to now be worth USD$71 billion in annual income earned during 2013. |
27Feb2014 | Mexico to Assist Costa Rica to Combat the Lionfish The Costa Rica News The Ministry of Environment and Energy said that Costa Rica will start fighting the lionfish, which is an invasive species that is affecting the Caribbean, with the support of Mexican experts to help outline the action plans. |
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From activities like hiking, swimming, bike riding and yoga, to restaurants offering healthy menus, Vallarta-Nayarit is the ideal place to continue - or start - your healthy lifestyle routine.
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