14Jan2014 | Harper, Obama, Pena Nieto Confirm 'Three Amigos' Meeting Next Month Agence France-Presse U.S. President Barack Obama will travel to Toluca, Mexico on February 19 for a North American leaders summit. The meeting will be hosted by Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto and will also include Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. |
14Jan2014 | Can Cancun Save Its Legendary Beach? Associated Press Cancun’s perfect tropical beach is its principal selling point. Yet the only reason the resort still has a beach is thanks to a $70-million project in 2010 to replenish it by dredging up about four billion liters of sand from the seabed. |
13Jan2014 | Interior Secretary Says Federal Forces to Take Over Security in Michocan Associated Press A top Mexican official says federal forces will take over security in a large swath of a western Mexico state where dozens of vigilante groups have formed to fight drug traffickers. |
13Jan2014 | Innovative Solution for Homeless Families in Mexico designboom Mexican architect Hans Mayr has designed ‘Casa Uno’, a sustainable and colorful structure for homeless families in the rural areas of Mexico. |
13Jan2014 | Boaters Left in Limbo in Mexico After Tax Raids Trade Only Today Hundreds of tourists with boats docked in marinas throughout Mexico had their vessels boarded and subsequently impounded by the SAT - Mexico’s IRS - during the course of several weeks after a crackdown by officials. |
13Jan2014 | Poverty, Death and Taxes: Mexicans Bring in the New Year with a Bang Council on Hemispheric Affairs Stuffed with firecrackers, doused in gasoline, and lit on fire, human effigies exploded in the streets in many parts of Mexico, as residents brought in the new year last week. The effigies, constructed out of discarded clothes and old newspapers, symbolized all the worries of the passing year. |
13Jan2014 | Hardpop Life: Clubbing in Juarez, Mexico The Red Bulletin Midnight in Juarez tells the story of the Hardpop Bundesbar, an international nightlife destination in the heart of the former murder capital of the world: Juarez, Mexico. |
13Jan2014 | CONFIRMED: The DEA Struck a Deal With Mexico's Most Notorious Drug Cartel Business Insider An investigation by El Universal has found that between 2000 and 2012, the U.S. government had an agreement with Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel that allowed the organization to smuggle billions of dollars of drugs into the U.S. in exchange for information on rival cartels. |
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