17Feb2014 | Game Of Thrones Exhibition 2014 World Tour Arrives in Mexico City Twitch Labeled as a gift from HBO to the faithful followers, the Game of Thrones new exhibition kicked off Saturday in Mexico City and will last until Wednesday. |
17Feb2014 | First Wind Farm in Jalisco State Begins Operations Renews Mexican dignitaries have cut the ribbon at the first wind farm in the state of Jalisco, developed at a high altitude site by local outfit Grupo Dragon. |
17Feb2014 | Santa Muerte: Mexico's Female Skeletal 'Saint Death' Is Invading Europe IBTimes A female skeletal saint known in Mexico as Santa Muerte (Spanish for Saint Death) or Bony Lady is already beloved by millions in South America, and now she is gaining devotees in Europe too. |
17Feb2014 | Former President Vicente Fox Says, 'For Mexico, Legalization Is Freedom' The Globe and Mail Former President Vicente Fox of Mexico, who has always considered himself a policy maverick, has emerged as one of his country's most outspoken advocates of marijuana legalization. |
17Feb2014 | Drug-Related Violence Has Caused Displacement of 120,000 People in Mexico La Jornada The growth of violence in the last eight years has generated the displacement of 120,000 people around the country. The Chamber of Deputies has proposed the federal government to take action to control and eradicate this problem. |
17Feb2014 | Maria Moctezuma's 'Sonido Raizoso' Is Made in Mexico The Yucatan Times For the past three years Maria Moctezuma has become a nationally recognized songwriter for its original style and hard work, she has created the Sonido Raizoso, a fusion of native rhythms using clay flutes, Indian drums and panpipes, combined with modern instruments. |
17Feb2014 | The End of Windows XP: What You Need to Know workintelligent.ly There's nothing to be ashamed of if your company still uses Windows XP. By this time, your ROI is off the charts. Most technology infrastructure, outside of legacy systems, just doesn't last that long. The problem, however, is Microsoft is finally pulling the plug on support after April 8, 2014. |
17Feb2014 | Yaqui Indians Agree to End Road-Blocking Protest Over Sonoran Aqueduct Agencia EFE Mexico's federal government has achieved a breakthrough in a dispute between the Yaqui Indians and the government of the northern state of Sonora, securing an agreement from the Yaquis to end to a nine-month road-blocking protest over construction of an aqueduct. |
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