12Nov2012 | Court Moves Away From Secret Military Tribunals The Washington Post Mexico's Supreme Court needs to rule on at least five cases involving military jurisdiction before a precedent is established and a change in the constitution is possible. |
11Nov2012 | Rock Throwers Force Rally Mexico to Change Course Auto Week Officials of Rally Mexico are changing the course in an effort to combat people who were throwing rocks at cars during the 2012 rally. |
11Nov2012 | Startups Find Fertile Ground For Explosive Growth In Latin America TechCrunch The playing field has changed for tech companies looking to enter Mexico and the rest of Latin America today. The market is much more specialized and segmented, which translates into new and interesting business opportunities. |
11Nov2012 | With Increasing Consumption of Carbonated Drinks Comes the Coca-Colization of Mexico RNW Figures from the OECD show that more Mexicans are obese than in any other country. Consumption of soda and carbonated drinks, together with fast food, are a major contributing factor in this growing obesity epidemic. |
11Nov2012 | Disturbing Online Trend: Bullying Women Through Video Games GlobalNews There's a disturbing trend online - bullying through video games. 16x9 explores the darker side of gaming and how one female player - Anita Sarkeesian of Feminist Frequency and the Tropes vs Women web series - became a target of harassment. |
11Nov2012 | Dutch Firm To Expand Mexican Shipping Port with $2 Billion Investment Hispanically Speaking News Netherlands-based APM Terminals plans to invest $2 billion to expand the containers terminal of the Mexican Pacific port of Lazaro Cardenas, a project that will create 3,000 direct jobs. |
11Nov2012 | The Browning of Gringolandia PressTV Gringolandia is getting pretty brown, there’s a Black man in the White House, and he even got reelected. Yes, the demography is certainly changing in Gringolandia, which is the word that Frida Kahlo used to describe the United States. |
11Nov2012 | Drama 'No Quiero Dormir Sola' Wins Top Prize at Morelia Film Fest HollywoodReporter.com Natalia Beristain's directorial debut about a young woman forced to take care of her alcoholic grandmother, won best picture Saturday night at the 10th Morelia International Film Festival. |
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