30Jul2012 | Don't Sell Mexican-Made Automobiles Short GoSanAngelo.com The Mastretta MXT was a little-known sports car until hosts of the hit BBC show "Top Gear" gave it a less than favorable review on their program - catapulting the Mastretta to a new level of fame. But the question remains: Who would want to buy cars made in Mexico? |
30Jul2012 | Metallica Burns It Up at Start of Mexico Tour Associated Press Metallica vocalist James Hetfield had warned things could get perilous at the start of the band's fifth tour of Mexico, saying "We're very focused on how dangerous this show is." The audience of more than 22,000 believed it too. |
29Jul2012 | Civil Groups Blast Leftist Lopez Obrador Rumbo de Mexico The Citizen Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice warned that leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is stirring up strife as part of his strategy of fomenting post-election conflict. |
29Jul2012 | The Conversion of a Climate-Change Skeptic New York Times Physicist Richard Muller has long been a darling of global-warming denialists, touted him as a scientist of impeccable credentials who wasn't buying the theories peddled by the socialist enemies of all that is good in this world. But Muller has experienced a gradual conversion on the issue of climate change. |
29Jul2012 | Boy Scouts: Eagle Scouts Return Their Medals Salon The Boy Scouts of America confirmed to Salon that after a week of controversy surrounding its continuing ban on gays, some Eagle Scouts responded by returning their commendations. |
29Jul2012 | President-Elect Plans to Double University Enrolment University World News Responding to figures showing that his country suffers one of the lowest university participation rates in the region, the 46-year-old Enrique Pena Nieto hopes to create 1.5 million additional seats by the time he leaves office in 2018. |
29Jul2012 | Mexico Re-Branding Tequila as Luxury Spirit CNN Mexico's Tequila industry is re-branding in an attempt to protect its image against cheaper 'Agave liquors'. But can you trademark a plant? |
29Jul2012 | Inmates Compete in Their Own Olympic Games Hispanically Speaking News A prison in the Mexican city of Merida is holding its own version of the Olympic Games, giving 800 inmates the chance to compete in 13 different sports, including the ceremonial pre-Columbian ballgame. |
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