29Aug2013 | Row Erupts in Mexico Over Chocolate Museums at Unesco World Heritage Sites The Art Newspaper A row in Mexico about the construction of museums of chocolate at Chichen Itza, the Mayan complex in the Yucatán peninsula that is a Unesco World Heritage site, and in nearby Uxmal, calling into question the institute’s management of such sites. |
29Aug2013 | Train Derailment Update: Bodies of CentAm Migrants Will be Returned Home Latinos Post The bodies of six Honduran migrants will be transported to their home countries by Mexican authorities. |
29Aug2013 | Amazon Launches Mexico Kindle Store with 70,000 eBooks in Spanish Business Wire Amazon has launched the Mexico Kindle Store, offering Mexican customers the largest selection of the most popular eBooks, the most Spanish-language best sellers, over 1,500 free books in Spanish and a broad selection of titles from leading Mexican authors and publishers. |
29Aug2013 | President Barack Obama: Martin Luther King Jr. Brought Change for All VOXXI In the same spot where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke of his dream 50 years ago, President Barack Obama spoke of how King’s dream paved the way for him to become the first African-American president of the United States. |
29Aug2013 | Tropical Storm Juliette Moving North Along Baja's Pacific Coast Associated Press Tropical Storm Juliette blew down trees and power lines as it blasted across the tourist resorts at the tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, causing at least one death. |
29Aug2013 | Mexico Has Most Human Rights Complaints Before InterAmerican Commission Proceso Despite the fact that the national and state commissions on Human Rights together perform with an annual budget of approximately 100 million dollars, the results are not very promising. |
29Aug2013 | Guadalajara LGBT Confex Business Event Set to Soar WebWire Latin America's leading LGBT business forum is lees than one week away - and the event looks set to surpass anything that has gone before it. |
28Aug2013 | Pact for Mexico Moves Forward, But Most Complex Issues Still to Come CNN Mexico In the first nine months of PRI leader Enrique Pena Nieto's presidential term, Mexico's administration and major parties have implemented 17 commitments of the Pact for Mexico and launched another 74. |
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