06Apr2012 | Mexican Government Denies Claims of Business Exodus Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico's government slammed as "baseless" the remarks made earlier this week by the Coparmex employers' federation chief, who said violent crime and insecurity drove more than 160,000 businesses from the country last year. |
06Apr2012 | Week of Gaffes Forces Rethink for Josefina Mota Associated Press The presidential candidate of Mexico's governing party canceled a rally and called an emergency meeting of her political team Thursday after her first six days of campaigning were marred by gaffes. |
06Apr2012 | Mexico Health Alert, Five Million Obese Children Prensa Latina Nearly five million children in Mexico are overweight and obese, while ten million people suffer from diabetes, a health situation declared a national emergency, according to some experts' opinions. |
06Apr2012 | Monarch Butterfly Migration Declines Dallas Morning News Springtime is prime time for watching the monarch butterflies that flutter from Mexico through Texas as they make their annual northbound journey. But the monarchs are dwindling. The Mexican monarch population was down 30 percent this past winter, the latest in a years-long decline. |
06Apr2012 | Mexico's Car Industry Raises Hopes, Concerns The Washington Post Mexico's export-oriented auto industry has a wide, pernicious gap between the high productivity of its workers and their low pay, critics say. Even with the lower cost of living here, the wage gap represents a hindrance to more robust middle-class growth. |
05Apr2012 | Presidential Candidate Obrador Reaches Out to Zapatistas EFE Leftist presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador wants support from the most prominent group on Mexico's extraparliamentary left, the Zapatistas, a movement made up largely of indigenous people. |
05Apr2012 | The Golden Age of Mexico Soccer Fox News Latino Welcome to the new golden age of Mexican soccer. No matter what the age level or competition, El Tri has been bringing home trophies and medals, usually of the golden variety. |
05Apr2012 | Officials Celebrate Tripling of NAFTA Trade Agri-Pulse Trade officials from the United States, Canada and Mexico reflected on the increase in trade from 1993 to 2011, when trade among the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) countries more than tripled, from $288 billion to $1 trillion. |
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