26Apr2012 | The Coming Mexican Housing Boom NASDAQ Mexico's inflation subsiding to just 3.7% and a more stable banking environment will allow the country's largest mortgage provider to offer fixed-rate loans for the first time in June. |
26Apr2012 | Should Charities Measure Efficiency? Guardian UK Even after so many years in practice as a charity lawyer, it constantly amazes me that people struggle to appreciate the fundamental difference between profit-making commercial entities and the not-for-profit sector. |
26Apr2012 | Gulf of Mexico Spill Takes Toll on Health Al Jazeera Two years after the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, local residents and clean-up workers say they have developed serious illnesses. |
26Apr2012 | No Secret to Secrets Vallarta Bay myKawartha.com Secrets Vallarta Bay is a secret no longer. It opened when they said it would - April 1. Actually it was ready for company the week before when some lucky delegates to Tianguis were invited to stay during the soft opening. |
26Apr2012 | Collusion Probe Latest Woe for Telefonica Reuters When Telefonica arrived in Mexico about a decade ago, the Spanish phone company framed the expansion as a social crusade as much as a business: It would bring wireless service to the country's poor while taking on Carlos Slim. |
26Apr2012 | Zipping Over Mexico's Copper Canyon HuffPost I'm scared of heights, which begs the question: What the hell was I doing zipping across a 1500 foot deep canyon on nothing more than a cable, some pulleys and assorted safety equipment? |
26Apr2012 | Mexican "Geolocalization Law" Draws Ire of Privacy Activists arstechnica.com Last week, revisions to Mexican federal law took effect that give public authorities and law enforcement unprecedented ability to compel mobile phone companies to disclose real-time geographic data in a wide variety of cases. Not surprisingly, many are speaking out against these expanded powers. |
26Apr2012 | STUDY: Latinos with Lung Cancer Live Longer than Others Hispanically Speaking News Hispanic people with lung cancer tend to live longer than white or black people with the disease, according to a new study. |
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