04Dec2012 | Mexico Bows to Pressure Over New Rules for Traveling with Children Global News Facing frustration from the travelers responsible for their high tourism numbers, officials in Mexico are backtracking on a new regulation affecting visiting children. |
04Dec2012 | Pena Nieto Shakes Things Up in Mexico, But Tough Work Only Just Beginning The Financial Times How long should you wait before judging a president? One hundred days? A year? Perhaps more than that. What is certain is that in Mexico, where Enrique Pena Nieto was sworn in as head of state on Saturday, people are already starting to talk. |
04Dec2012 | How to Save on Your Currency Exchanges When Traveling to Mexico Troy Media If you are a Canadian traveling to Mexico, you might not need to rush out and get U.S. dollars before you leave home. Of course, I had to learn this the hard way. |
04Dec2012 | Deported From US, Immigrants with HIV Find Refuge in Mexico Shelter EFE Immigrants with HIV virus deported from the United States are finding refuge at the Las Memorias shelter in the Mexican border city of Tijuana, the only one in Baja California state to deal with AIDS patients. |
04Dec2012 | GOP: US Risks 'Another Benghazi' Under Mexican Rules Barring Agents From Arming Fox News U.S. agents on assignment in Mexico, where they are helping the local authorities go after violent drug cartels, are not allowed to carry weapons for their own protection, a situation that one GOP lawmaker says could turn into “another Benghazi.†|
04Dec2012 | Mastercard Introduces New Business Model for Microfinance in Mexico MasterCard MasterCard, a world leader in payment solutions and technology, introduces the first business model aimed at microfinance institutions. |
04Dec2012 | Cabo Resort Lets Guests Swim with Whale Sharks Los Angeles Times Swim with whale sharks this winter in the Gulf of California on a new sea life program organized by Esperanza, an Auberge Resort in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico's Baja California. |
04Dec2012 | Mexico President Protests: Videos of Alleged Police Violence Go Viral The Huffington Post Mexico’s newly sworn in President Enrique Pena Nieto faced protests across the country as he took office this weekend, with videos of the police reaction going viral on social media. |
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