16Nov2013 | Volvo Unleashes High-Tech Trucks in Mexico Today's Trucking Transportes Monroy Schiavon, one of Mexico's most progressive fleets, has ordered 100 new Volvos equipped with I-Shifts, marking the introduction of the transmission to the Mexican market. |
16Nov2013 | Twenty Years Later, Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos is Less Relevant Than Ever IBTimes.com Twenty years after it started with a big bang and spectacular visuals - Subcomandante Marcos, his face hidden behind a balaclava, smoking a pipe and riding a white stallion - the uprising is now for most people a distant memory. |
16Nov2013 | Native Indian Doctoral Student Tossed from Mexican Cafe, Confused for Street Vendor The Fulano Forum Guatemalan Mayan indian Ali Roxox, a doctoral student at the Center for Advanced Studies of Mexico and Central America of the University of Sciences and Arts of Chipas, was tossed out of a cafe after being confused as a street vendor. |
16Nov2013 | Wikileaks Publishes Leaked Draft of Secretive International Agreement TPP Wired UK Wikileaks has released a draft document outlining the secretive multinational trade agreement that aims to extend intellectual property laws across the world. |
16Nov2013 | Dudley Althaus: Why Mexico's Meth Country is Totally Tweaking Out GlobalPost In Michoacan’s meth heartland, a drug gang has gone medieval, militias are up in arms, and the government has put boots on the ground. Didn’t Mexico see this coming? |
16Nov2013 | Authorities to Investigate Man Who Allegedly Killed Jaguar in Northern Mexico Associated Press Mexico’s environmental agency says it will ask federal prosecutors to investigate the killing of a jaguar by a man who posted photos of the dead animal on Facebook. |
16Nov2013 | International Balloon Festival Kicks Off in Leon, Mexico Global News Channel Dozens of hot air balloons filled the Guanajuato skyline with splashes of color in central Mexico on Friday with an array of colors and shapes, ranging from the traditional teardrop to princess carriages. |
15Nov2013 | NGOs Say Mexico's Failure to Allocate Money to Implement Victims Law Is Grave Lack La Jornada By not providing any budget in 2014 for the General Law for Victims and the institutions created by it, the federal government incurs a serious offense that can re-victimize those who need support from the authorities, said Silvano Cantu, human rights lawyer. |
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