29Aug2013 | Mexico's IPC Falls in Worst Losing Streak Since 2009 on Slowing Economy Bloomberg Mexico’s IPC equity benchmark dropped for a seventh day, the worst stretch of losses since 2009, as concern mounted that slowing economic growth will crimp corporate earnings. |
29Aug2013 | Eugenio Derbez Makes Directorial Debut with Comedy 'Instructions not Included' U-T San Diego In his native country of Mexico, Eugenio Derbez is an extremely popular star, beloved for playing funny characters in movies and on television. But in the United States, Derbez is an unknown first-time movie director promoting a project that took him 12 years to make. |
29Aug2013 | US Report Illustrates Uphill Battle To Prosecute Human Trafficking InSight Crime In another apparent victory against human trafficking in Latin America, 37 women have been rescued from sexual exploitation in Argentina - but whether such an operation will actually lead to anyone going to jail is a different story. |
29Aug2013 | Health Battle Over Soda Flares in Mexico WSJ.com In a country where Atlanta-based Coca-Cola wields enormous financial and cultural clout, some civic activists, politicians and public-health officials are painting soft-drinks, and Coke in particular, as villains. |
29Aug2013 | In Mexico, Teachers Fight Against Reforms Familiar to Those North of the Border The Washington Post The Mexican government is trying to overhaul the nation’s public schools in a way that might ring familiar in the United States: changing how teachers are hired, fired and evaluated. |
29Aug2013 | San Luis Potosi State Court Quashes Conviction of Woman Who Had Miscarriage Latin American Herald Tribune The highest court in the central Mexican state of San Luis Potosi overturned the one-year prison sentence imposed on Hilda Lopez de la Cruz after she suffered a miscarriage. |
29Aug2013 | Meet Mexico City's Reggaeton-Loving Subway Gangs VICE While most combos are undoubtedly guilty of general rowdiness and huffing chemicals in public, like American greasers in the 50s and heavy metal fans in the 70s, they’re not as threatening as their media profile might suggest. |
29Aug2013 | US Cities Sinking Under Climate Change, National Academy of Sciences Says The Huffington Post A study published this month in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggests more than 1,700 urban areas - including New York and Miami - could find themselves below sea level before this century is out. |
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