23Oct2012 | Mexico City Appoints Committee to Review Controversial Azerbaijani Monument Associated Press Mexico City's government has appointed a committee to review and recommend a solution to the controversy over a life-size statue of Azerbaijan's "founder of the nation" recently erected on the city's main boulevard. |
23Oct2012 | Last US Presidential Debate Leaves Out Latin America Christian Science Monitor Mitt Romney’s single mention of Latin America last night, calling it a “huge opportunity" for the United States, generated immediate glee from Latin Americanists across Twitter – but the hemisphere got no nod from President Obama, and then both went silent on the topic. |
23Oct2012 | Financial Stability Council Backs Rule on Foreign-Owned Banks in Mexico Reuters Mexican financial authorities on Monday backed a new rule that cracks down on the ability of foreign banks to siphon funds from their Mexican subsidiaries to shore up capital shortfalls back home. |
23Oct2012 | Monarch Butterflies Photographed In Sierra Chincua Reserve, Mexico Caters Fluttering and clinging to trees in their millions, the spectacle of these Monarch butterflies is almost other worldly. |
23Oct2012 | Mexican Performance Artist Weaves Music, Politics, History Vancouver Courier Astrid Hadad has rattled more than a few skeletons in Mexico’s national closet with her fearless mix of music hall, cultural satire, and costume show. |
23Oct2012 | Why Mexico is a Fabulous Place to Go for a Vacation Travel Video News Everyone loves to escape to a warm and sunny place when the number on the thermometer gets a little too low, and Mexico has worked hard to keep its position as a prime vacation choice. |
23Oct2012 | More Than 1,000 Evacuated in Central Mexico After Gas Leak EFE More than 1,000 people were evacuated from their homes as a precaution after would-be thieves ruptured a pipeline in the central Mexican town of Tepeji del Rio, authorities said Monday. |
23Oct2012 | You Haven't Lived Until You've Celebrated Mexico's Day of the Dead I Want Sun Often confused with the Western festival of Halloween, Dia de los Muertos is a Mexican festival held on November 1 and 2 and stems from the time of the Aztecs. However, rather than fearing death and ghouls, this festival is about celebrating the memories of those who have died. |
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