15Apr2012 | Gay, Cross-Dressing Luchador has Fought Battles In and Out of the Arena El Paso Times Cassandro is one of the best-known exoticos - cross-dressing luchadors, or wrestlers - in Mexico. He was also Mexico's first openly gay luchador, a brave move in the theatrical but overwhelmingly "man's man's" world of professional wrestling. |
15Apr2012 | Mexico Quake Makes Waves in Devils Hole, Death Valley Associated Press Researchers grab a camera to film the so-called "desert tsunami," which began about 10 minutes after a magnitude-7.4 earthquake rocked the mountains east of Acapulco, about 1,700 miles from southern Nevada. |
15Apr2012 | Titanic Anniversary: Latinos Aboard the Ill-Fated Ship Fox News Latino The ill-fated trip aboard the Titanic, which sank in the North Atlantic Ocean 100 years ago today, included a well-to-do Mexican man who had high-level political connections, a rich businessman from Cuba and at least eight passengers from Spain. |
15Apr2012 | Greening Mexico with "Karisma" Forbes Luxury resort chain Karisma chose their moniker correctly, and they're living up to it. As the owner of 8 green, "gourmet inclusive" resorts in Mexico, Karisma is a pioneer in the country's tourism sector, taking innovative strides in unexpected and impressive ways. |
15Apr2012 | Heroin Vaccine Won't 'Cure' What Ails Addicts Los Angeles Times Even if it proves effective, it can't cure the underlying factors that make people prone to drug use, including poverty, violence and lack of opportunity. |
15Apr2012 | Cracking the Mexican Cartels New York Times In July, Mexico will elect a new president to replace Felipe Calderon. Whoever wins will need to address the foremost challenge confronting the country today: the battle against the drug cartels. |
15Apr2012 | Mexico's Economy on Right Path San Antonio Express-News Economic expansion continues in Mexico in ways the United States should notice and even admire. That was the message when former Trinity University economics professor Jorge Gonzalez delivered an update on the Mexican economy to the Latin America Caribbean Forum. |
15Apr2012 | For Obama Abroad, Side Issues Tend to Befall Him Associated Press President Barack Obama might be noticing a familiar pattern. Whether it's allegations of Secret Service personnel consorting with prostitutes, candid moments caught live on microphones or launching bombs over Libya, his foreign trips seem to get overshadowed by distractions. |
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