12Sep2013 | Life-Threatening Flooding Expected Over Parts of Mexico Due to Tropical Storm Reuters Tropical storm Ingrid is expected to produce isolated amounts of rain in areas of mountainous terrain, likely resulting in life-threatening flash floods and mud slides. |
12Sep2013 | Wal-Mart Bribery Scandal in Mexico Taints $626 Million Restaurant Chain Sale Latin Post In a move signaling a healthy Mexican economy, Wal-Mart de Mexico has agreed to sell its Vips restaurant chain to Mexican restaurant operator Alsea for $626 million. |
12Sep2013 | Las Vegas Airport Doubles Flights for Mexican Independence Day Visitors Nevada Appeal McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas is more than doubling its number of flights from Mexico for Mexican Independence Day weekend. The airport says it’s seeing greater interest in Las Vegas among Mexican tourists. |
12Sep2013 | University of Nuevo Leon Students Break World Record Reading Poem CBS News The Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon has broken a new world record. More than 7,000 students joined together and read a poem at the same time. They brought to life Alfonso Reyes' masterpiece called "Monterrey's Sun". |
12Sep2013 | Latinos Are the Most Active on Social Media: Pew Internet Report Latinos Post Pew Internet has conducted the study on the use of social networking sites in the U.S. since February of 2005, when just 8 percent of online adults were using social media. Now, that percentage has grown to 72 percent. |
12Sep2013 | Stranded in a Sea of Cars in Mexico City Traffic The New York Times In a crowded city of 20 million people and about four million cars, congestion is a way of life. |
12Sep2013 | Journalists and Citizens Denounce Abuses of Authority Through Social Networking Journalism in the Americas In Mexico, cellular phones and social networks have also become a popular form to broadcast abuses of power, attempts at electoral fraud, and demonstrations of citizens against the police. |
12Sep2013 | Soccer Loss by Mexico's El Tri Makes for a Major Bummer During Tough Times The Los Angeles Times With Tuesday’s decisive loss in front of nearly 25,000 fans in Columbus, Ohio, Mexico’s national team also lost an opportunity to buoy the spirit of a country that could use a shot of happy, unifying news. |
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