09Nov2013 | US, Mexico Push to Map Businesses Along Border The Daily Transcript Under a new program launched in September, the U.S. and Mexican governments are trying to create industrial maps of the border zone. |
09Nov2013 | New Program Rewards Hispanic Gamers - and Their Ability to Improve Society Fox News Latino Twenty 16- to 24-year-old Hispanic gamers will be selected nationwide to receive grants based on a single concept: design a game that improves society. |
09Nov2013 | Authorities Free 61 Kidnapping Victims Near US Border, Four Suspects Arrested Reuters Mexican authorities freed 61 kidnapping victims in the northern border city of Reynosa, the government said on Friday, liberating a mix of foreign nationals that included at least nine minors and one American. |
09Nov2013 | Human Rights Watch: Key Supreme Court Ruling on Mexico Torture Case Eurasia Review A Mexican Supreme Court ruling on November 6, 2013, affirms the Mexican constitutional principle that evidence obtained through torture or other violations of fundamental human rights is inadmissible, Human Rights Watch said in a statement. |
09Nov2013 | St. Regis Hotels & Resorts Celebrates Sport of Polo Luxury Travel Magazine This month St. Regis Hotels and Resorts will participate in the 23rd annual Mexican Polo Open, a polo tournament expected to draw hundreds of Mexico’s most influential leaders and notables. |
08Nov2013 | Father Alejandro Solalinde Attacks Chauvinism Fostered by Mexico's Catholic Church Proceso The priest Alejandro Solalinde held the Catholic Church responsible for keeping the culture of chauvinism alive, and accused the governors of being impostors by "saying the everything is alright instead of calling an alert of gender violence". |
08Nov2013 | Consumer Prices in Mexico Rise Most Since March Amid Rate Reduction Bloomberg Mexican consumer prices rose in October by the most in seven months as energy costs increased and the central bank cut interest rates. |
08Nov2013 | Mexico City Dazzles as International Festival of Lights Comes to Town NTDTV Eighty artists have joined together for the festival - which is running from November 7 through November 10 - illuminating buildings in the historic center of the city, including animated projections on building facades. |
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