15Apr2013 | Guadalajara to Host Mexico's 2013 Cultourfair Travel Video News CULTOURFAIR’s, International Cultural Travel Fair 2013 edition will be held in Guadalajara, Mexico, October 2nd to 4th, sponsored by Guadalajara Convention & Visitors Bureau, inviting international wholesaler companies and travel agencies to attend as hosted buyers. |
15Apr2013 | Government Pacts with Food Industry will Facilitate Entry of Junk Food in Mexico La Jornada The agreements established between Sedesol and the beverage, food, & self-service store industry under the auspices of the National Crusade against Hunger effort will ultimately encourage the entrance of junk foods into a population that could spiral into obesity problems. |
15Apr2013 | Mexican Film 'Ventanas al Mar' Premieres at Chicago Film Festival Agencia EFE Mexican director Jesus Mario Lozano's movie Windows to the Sea, a love story set on the beaches of Cozumel and starring Spanish actors Fernando Guillen and Charo Lopez, premiered Sunday at the Chicago Latino Film Festival. |
15Apr2013 | Unauthorized Immigrants May Have to Pay $2,000 to Earn Legal US Status UPI Unauthorized immigrants may have to pay $2,000 as part of a bipartisan U.S. immigration reform plan, a person familiar with the talks told The New York Times. |
15Apr2013 | 3D Printers 1 Step Closer to Creating Human Tissue Newsy Scientists built a 3D printer that can handle human stem cells, making tiny structures that could one day be used to build organs. |
15Apr2013 | As Juarez Curbs Cartels and Corruption, Hundreds Apply to be Cops The Dallas Morning News Not long ago, being a cop in this tough border city was like having a death wish. So it’s a bit surprising to find police officers at shopping centers successfully recruiting men and women to wear the uniform. |
15Apr2013 | Joint EPA and SEMARNAT Recycling Efforts Cut Down Mexican Used Tire Dumps KPBS.org Recycling efforts are helping reduce health and safety risks posed by tire dumps located in Mexican border cities. |
15Apr2013 | Mexico Lawmakers Debate Boosting Employer Fees to Social Security Bloomberg News Mexico’s lower house will vote “very soon†on a bill to change the social security system, lawmaker Manlio Fabio Beltrones said, probably increasing costs for businesses. |
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