19Apr2012 | Popo Volcano Hurls Hot Rock Half-Mile Into Sky Associated Press Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano has hurled super-heated rock fragments half a mile (a kilometer) into the air and officials warn more and bigger outbursts are likely. |
19Apr2012 | Mexican Bishops to Meet with Presidential Candidates EFE Mexico's 120 Catholic bishops are holding separate meetings this week with each of the four 2012 presidential candidates to ask them to maintain the rights and integrity of family and not to promote abortion or same-sex marriage. |
19Apr2012 | Twitter for Good: Change the World One Tweet at a Time TheNonProfitTimes In her book "Twitter for Good," Claire Diaz-Ortiz offers a few strategies for tweeting. She emphasizes the importance of having an effective target, or goal, as the guiding principle for using Twitter. |
19Apr2012 | In Time of Drought, Mexico's Tarahumara Turn to Tradition New America Media "Corima." For the more than sixty thousand Tarahumara Indians living in the high Sierra's of northern Mexico, the expression connotes sharing, a tradition borne more of necessity than charity. It is also a reminder of the drought that is proving to be one of Mexico's worst dry seasons in recent memory. |
19Apr2012 | Audi to Build Q5 SUV in Mexico AutoWeek.com Volkswagen Group has settled on Mexico as the location for a factory for Audi. The Mexico plant will provide a boost to the VW Group's sales prospects and manufacturing operations in North America. |
19Apr2012 | Andy Garcia Reflects on Freedom in New Film EFE Cuban-born actor Andy Garcia says that his new film, "For Greater Glory," speaks about those people who are ready go die for freedom if it's taken from them, and he added that this right is human beings' most precious asset. |
19Apr2012 | Asian Investment in LatAm Could be 2nd Gold Rush Associated Press Asian investors flush with hundreds of billions of dollars in cash now see Latin America as a top business opportunity, and they're flooding into manufacturing, construction and other industries, particularly in up-and-coming countries such as Brazil, Peru and Mexico. |
19Apr2012 | Tycoon Slim Taps Online Gaming Market in Mexico Reuters Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim plans to enter the online gaming market in his home country, offering more than 600 free titles to some 8 million users of his high-speed broadband for a month, with the aim of charging for the service afterward. |
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