17Feb2014 | Can Mexico's Health Program Teach the United States to Lose Weight? PBS NewsHour With obesity levels rivaling those seen in the United States, Mexico has launched a rigorous campaign to combat the epidemic, including taxes on sugary drinks and other high-calorie snack foods. How well is that strategy is working - and what lessons can U.S. policy makers learn from their Mexican counterparts? |
17Feb2014 | George Condon: Why There Won't Be a 'Three Amigos' Summit This Time Around NationalJournal What Canadian newspapers have called the "drift" apart of Harper and Obama could make this the first North American Leaders Summit at which American friction with Canada threatens to overshadow the usually dominant differences between Washington and Mexico City. |
17Feb2014 | Cartels in Mexico Are Getting Into the Oil Business, and Business Is Booming Vice Enterprising crime syndicates are using firetruck-sized industrial drillers to bore literal drug pipelines under the US-Mexico border, but more and more the cartels are profiting - tremendously so - from another sort of pipeline. |
17Feb2014 | Travel Destinations in Mexico Have Surprising Secrets news.com.au What makes travel so special is the way every trip can feel like an adventure. Unfortunately, when great locations are completely overwhelmed by thousands of visitors, some of the wonder fades away. But don’t give up hope; there are still plenty of places to see if you crave a sense of discovery! |
17Feb2014 | Did Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto Pay for Time Magazine Cover? Latin Times Enrique Pena Nieto recently graced the cover of Time Magazine, represented as Mexico's 'savior.' However, reports have emerged that suggest the Mexican President may have paid Time Warner Inc. in order to appear on the magazine cover. |
16Feb2014 | Facebook Is the Favorite Place to Find Love in Mexico, Says Survey India Today With dating sites charging hefty amounts, many singles are resorting to free social networks to find love with Facebook topping the list. |
16Feb2014 | Hundreds of Mexican Women Dance as Part of Global Campaign to Protest Violence Vs Women RT.com Hundreds of women danced in Mexico City's central square Saturday as part of the global "One Billion Rising for Justice" campaign, which aims to end violence against women. |
16Feb2014 | Disabled Mexican Students Given Scholarships The News The Mexico State government and the state Family Development Agency last week presented the Disabled Scholarship Program, according to a state government press release. |
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