28Apr2012 | Viral Film 'Worst Breath on Earth' Takes Web by Storm HollywoodReporter.com A new viral film for Tic Tac is breathing life into France – and curing halitosis – with "The Worst Breath on Earth" from Ogilvy & Mather taking the web by storm. |
28Apr2012 | Rights Group Says 3 Million Minors Working in Mexico GlobalPost Mexico's National Human Rights Commission today announced that three million minors work in the country, half without pay. The news was released days ahead of the celebration of Children's Day in Mexico on April 30. |
28Apr2012 | Mexican Authorities Declare Nonuplets Story a Hoax RTE Health authorities in Mexico have declared reports that a woman is pregnant with nine babies are a hoax. The story emerged after she provided welfare officials with supposed evidence of the multiple pregnancy, including an ultrasound video. |
28Apr2012 | Candidate Nieto, Actress Wife Star in Reality TV Campaign Videos Los Angeles Times The campaign for the front-runner in Mexico's presidential election is producing reality TV-style documentary videos that show him kissing and flirting with his wife, eating ice cream and returning home after a day on the campaign trail to hug his daughters. |
27Apr2012 | Mary Sanchez: The Mexican Job Tribune Media Services Poor Mexico! So far from God and so near the United States. These words are attributed to Mexican President Porfirio Diaz. The angst-ridden quote feels pertinent today. Our countries are entwined in ways that don't always redound to the moral credit of either party. |
27Apr2012 | Booze and Cigarettes: U.N. Report on the State of the Planet The Fix It may be the 21st Century, but the world remains in the Dark Ages when it comes to grappling with the effects of the most popular intoxicants. |
27Apr2012 | Urban Growth to Blame for Guadalajara Fire The News The department of environmental sciences at the University of Guadalajara, stated that urban encroachment was the main cause of the fire that broke out in the Bosque de la Primavera in Jalisco last weekend. |
27Apr2012 | Pemex Investigates Opening Oil to Private Investment PennEnergy After decades of relying entirely on government-owned Petroleos Mexicanos, the Mexican government has begun public discussion about opening oil exploration and development to private investment. |
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