24Sep2013 | Altruistic Latino Celebrities Are Making a Big Difference VOXXI Latino celebrities like Eva Longoria, Juanes and many others are using their fame to embrace philanthropic causes and are on a mission to lend a hand and support other Latinos and their communities. |
24Sep2013 | Giant Coca-Cola Bottler Femsa Expands Into Mexican Fast Food Restaurants Ft.com The world’s biggest Coca-Cola bottler, not content with running Mexico’s leading chain of convenience stores and pharmacies, has announced plans to add yet another new business to its stable: fast-food restaurants. |
24Sep2013 | Motorola Launches Moto X Smartphone in Mexico telecompaper Motorola has launched its Moto X smartphone in Mexico. The device is already available in the Telcel and Nextel networks, and will be soon added to other Mexican operators’ handset portfolios. |
24Sep2013 | Judicial Watch: Mexico Orders Release of Spies Convicted in US Federal Courts Judicial Watch The Obama administration has given Mexico enough input and authority over U.S. matters that its lawmakers felt emboldened enough to order the release of four communist spies serving lengthy sentences in federal prison. |
24Sep2013 | Gulf Cartel Distributes Tons of Supplies to Victims of Hurricane Ingrid The Fulano Forum Faced with the lack of response from federal and state governments in helping Tamaulipas communities affected by Hurricane Ingrid, the Gulf Cartel is mobilizing and delivering several tons of supplies to hundreds of inhabitants. |
24Sep2013 | Brian J. Cantwell: Flying Down Mexico's Highways in a First-Class Bus The Seattle Times You can still find the fabled “chicken bus†in Mexico, but if you’re traveling between sizable cities, that’s a long-outdated stereotype. Mexico’s modern intercity bus lines are among the best in the world — and also quite affordable. |
24Sep2013 | Louis C.K. Rants About 'Toxic' Cell Phones Distracting People from Feeling Sadness Business Insider Comedian Louis C.K. had a serious issue to address on “Conan†- smartphones. Louis argued that kids feel safer bullying their peers via text, when they are able to hide behind a screen. |
24Sep2013 | Mexico Govt Pushes for Sustainable Lobster Harvest EFE Mexico's government took steps this month to protect fisheries in the Caribbean region in response to requests from fishermen who are pushing for more sustainable lobster harvests. |
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