03Jan2014 | Las Pozas: A Surrealist Wonderland Hidden in the Jungles of Mexico Visual News Hidden in the rainforest of Mexico is a bizarre collection of cement buildings that would make any surrealist happy. |
03Jan2014 | Mexican Journalists Lose a 'Formidable Advocate' with Death of Mike O'Connor PRI's The World Mike O'Connor was an outstanding investigative reporter, documenting the dozens of cases of journalists who have been killed, disappeared, and brutally attacked with total impunity in Mexico in the last few years. |
03Jan2014 | Remittances Sent to Mexico Fall 4.5% in First 11 Months of 2013 Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico received $19.8 billion in remittances from emigrants in the first 11 months of 2013, down 4.5 percent compared to the same period in 2012, the Bank of Mexico said Thursday. |
02Jan2014 | Another 'Fast and Furious' Gun Turns up at Mexico Shootout Scene Mediaite A gun from a botched U.S. government operation to crackdown on drug trafficking was found at the scene of a shootout between Mexican authorities and alleged cartel gunmen. |
02Jan2014 | Up Early and Standing in Line for a Marijuana Milestone in Colorado The New York Times They lined up before dawn and in the snow on Wednesday, baby boomers from Nebraska, retirees from Denver and a young man who had driven all day from Ohio. Some were longtime marijuana users. Some had been arrested for marijuana possession. |
02Jan2014 | Engineer Makes World's Most Advanced Piano-Playing Robot at Mexico University Authint Mail A Mexican engineer has designed and built a robot said to be the world's "most advanced robot pianist" with 10 degrees of movement, his engineering school said. |
02Jan2014 | Mexico Dares to Do What the United States Has Not: Tax Sugar Chron U.S. scientists have long suggested that the government should tax junk food and sugary beverages as a deterrent to their consumption. But would such regulations work in reducing our intake of junk food and soft drinks? Thanks to Mexico we’ll soon find out. |
02Jan2014 | 20 Years After NAFTA and the Zapatista Uprising, Mexico's Economy and Environment Are Devastated Uprising Twenty years ago a trade deal championed by President Bill Clinton went into effect. Today, the Obama Administration is eyeing a new, grander trade deal in the image of NAFTA, called the TransPacific Partnership. Depending on who you talk to, NAFTA has been a grand success or an abject failure. |
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