26Aug2013 | Meet the Activists of 'Sin Maiz No Hay Vida' Who Just Humiliated Monsanto PolicyMic A “fake†press release on behalf of Monsanto unmasks the politicians that would sell Mexico’s heritage of corn to Monsanto, and also unmasks the company that only has its own economic interests in mind. |
26Aug2013 | New York City's Taxi of Tomorrow Enters Production in Mexico TorqueNews The winner of New York City's "Taxi of Tomorrow" competition has now begun production at Nissan's commercial vehicle plant in Mexico. |
26Aug2013 | Tropical Storm Fernand Hits Mexico's Gulf Coast, Expected to Weaken Associated Press Forecasters said the Tropical Storm Fernand could bring 4 to 8 inches of rain over parts of several Mexican states as it moved inland toward central Mexico. |
26Aug2013 | Alejandro Sanz to Offer Two More Concerts in Mexico IANS/EFE Spanish singer Alejandro Sanz plans to offer two more concerts in Mexico after nearly selling out the shows planned for October, organizers said. |
25Aug2013 | Porn Stars at Center of HIV Scare Speak Out ABC News A porn industry trade group has confirmed that adult film star Cameron Bay tested positive for HIV. It was not a false positive, as was the case in 2011 when another HIV positive test temporarily shut down the porn industry. |
25Aug2013 | Remote Mexican Town Creates Own Wireless Network EFE Villa Talea de Castro, a town in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, is creating its own cellular telephone network due to lack of interest on the part of wireless companies in serving the mountain community of 2,500 people. |
25Aug2013 | 'Not a Bubble': Mass Kidnapping, Killing Shakes Image of Mexico City Associated Press A kidnapping and murder has revealed a gangland battle for control of the lucrative drug trade in the poshest bars and nightclubs of a megalopolis that had been an oasis of calm during Mexico's nearly seven-year drug war. |
25Aug2013 | Man Treads Gulf Waters for 24 Hours to Stay Alive WJBF.com Steve Moumoris, a fisherman who fell overboard, was found alive after treading water for nearly 24 hours in the Gulf of Mexico. Now, he's talking about what kept him motivated to survive. |
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