12Apr2012 | Mexico Child 'Violence' Film From Futuro Del Mexico Stirs Controversy Associated Press A shock video "mockumentary" showing children as kidnappers, corrupt police officers and drug traffickers is drawing both criticism and praise in violence-torn Mexico. |
12Apr2012 | A Bengal and a Siberian Tiger Give Birth to Three Cubs Telegraph UK Jaguar Zoo in southern Mexico has three new members, a litter of half-Bengal, half-Siberian tiger cubs born on 3 April. |
12Apr2012 | Mexico's PAN Pumps Up Attacks on Rival Reuters Mexico's ruling conservatives have stepped up attacks on presidential front-runner Enrique Pena Nieto in an effort to help their struggling candidate, who is slipping back toward third place. |
12Apr2012 | Statistics Confirm Mexico's Attractiveness for Aerospace Manufacturing MexicoToday.org Mexico continues to benefit from U.S. companies who see it as an attractive manufacturing destination. In fact, 63 percent of foreign investors surveyed by the business advisory firm AlixPartners, named Mexico the most attractive country for siting manufacturing operations closer to the United States. |
12Apr2012 | Calderon Says Cuba, Mexico Friends Again Reuters Mexican President Felipe Calderon declared Mexico and Cuba friends again on Thursday at the end of a visit that included talks with Cuban leader Raul Castro to patch up strained relations between the two countries. |
12Apr2012 | Two New Earthquakes Shake Mexican State of Baja California Sur Prensa Latina Two new earthquake rocked the peninsula in the Mexican state of Baja California Sur on Thursday morning, but no casualties have been reported so far. |
12Apr2012 | Mexican Caribbean Breaks Tourism Record The News State Secretary of Tourism Juan Carlos Gonzalez Hernandez said on Saturday that tourist destinations in the Mexican Caribbean exceeded hotel occupancy expectations, and that areas like Tulum, Isla Mujeres, Holbox and Cancun have already had record-breaking seasons. |
12Apr2012 | Mexicans Try Bikes to Beat Car Culture The Washington Post Sure, urban bicycle rides are now popular in major first world cities, but in the Mexican capital, famous for its clogged arteries and heart-clutching smog? This ain't Amsterdam. |
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