10Apr2012 | PAN's Josefina Mota Changes Campaign Strategy Associated Press The candidate of Mexico's ruling party retooled her presidential campaign on Monday, promising a more aggressive strategy to win undecided voters and adding new members to her campaign team following a series of missteps in the first week of the race. |
10Apr2012 | Dental Tourism Continues to Thrive in Mexico Global Edmonton A trip to the dentist can be a painful experience for both for your mouth and your wallet. That's why a growing number of Canadians have been seeking out cheaper dental work in Mexico. |
09Apr2012 | GAP Reports Passenger Traffic Increase of 6% for March 2012 WSJ.com Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico, S.A.B. de C.V. announced today preliminary terminal passenger traffic figures for the month of March 2012 compared to traffic figures for March 2011. |
09Apr2012 | Micah True's Death Clouds Future of Copper Canyon's Ultra-Marathon Associated Press A wanderer of sorts, ultra-marathoner Micah True was always looking for what friends described as "a right path in life." He found that path in the heart of Mexico's Copper Canyon with the Tarahumara, a community of indigenous people known for their extreme running prowess. |
09Apr2012 | Amnesty International: US Immigration Policy Violates Human Rights New America Media Amnesty International's new report, "In Hostile Terrain: Human rights violations in immigration enforcement in the U.S. Southwest," examines the human rights violations associated with immigration enforcement at the border and in the interior of the United States. |
09Apr2012 | Mexico's Inflation Eases Further In March Dow Jones Mexico's inflation accelerated less than expected in March as some agricultural-product prices kept falling sharply, marking the lowest reading for March on record and giving the central bank more room to cut rates in the future. |
09Apr2012 | Runner's Death Adds Poignancy to Photo Exhibit Associated Press A photography exhibit about a rugged ultra-marathon in the canyons of Mexico - and the native people who inspired it - has taken on new poignancy after the unexpected death of the race's founder. |
09Apr2012 | Giant Solar Farm in Tecate May Be World's Largest CPV Farm CleanEnergyAuthority.com Work will soon begin on a 450-megawatt concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) farm in Tecate, in the Mexican state of Baja California. The project may be the world's largest CPV plant when completed and could provide power locally and to the U.S. |
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