21Jan2013 | Santa Ana-Based Nonprofit Corazon Celebrates 35 Years Raising Roofs in Mexico Orange County Register Corazon Inc., a Santa Ana-based nonprofit that builds houses for poor families in northern Mexico, is celebrating its 35th anniversary and launching a new program aimed at making it easier for individuals to participate in its work. |
21Jan2013 | 40,000 Bikers Pay Homage to their Patroness: Our Lady of the Favor in Jalisco EFE Bikers rode hundreds of kilometers in Mexico to have their motorcycles blessed and to pay homage to the Our Lady of the Favor, whom they consider their patroness. |
21Jan2013 | Energy Drinks: Buzzkilling Liquid Health Issues Associated Press The number of people who land in the emergency room after downing energy drinks has doubled in the US since 2007, a new survey finds. More than half of patients had consumed energy drinks on their own, others had combined them with alcohol, prescription drugs or other substances. |
21Jan2013 | Unemployment in Mexico Lowest Since 2008 as Bank Rates Seen Stable Bloomberg News Mexico’s unemployment rate fell to its lowest since December 2008, bolstering expectations that the central bank will keep its benchmark interest rate on hold. |
21Jan2013 | Hempcrete: Remind Me Again Why the Best Way to Build a House is Illegal YouTube On a few acres of land you can grow enough hemp for all your building materials for a large house. Hempcrete is here to stay. |
21Jan2013 | Mexico City Discovers Large Water Basin Under Capital, Reforma Reports Bloomberg News Mexico City discovered a water basin more than a mile underground that’s large enough to supply the nation’s capital with tap water for a century, Reforma reported, citing a city official. |
21Jan2013 | Clipper World Yacht Race to Make Stop in Cozumel Sail-World.com The Clipper 13-14 Round the World Yacht Race will make a pitstop in Cozumel, Mexico in 2014 forging an exciting new partnership with the region of Quintana Roo. |
21Jan2013 | Filmmaker Charlie Minn has Chronicled Life in Juarez for Three Years Las Vegas Sun Charlie Minn has spent the last three years filming documentaries in Juarez, enough time to see the city come full circle from murder capital of the world to a city with above average, but not outlandish, crime figures. |
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