05Apr2012 | Mexico, Safety and Other Questions of Travel HuffPost Full disclosure: I love Mexico. Mexico taught me how to relax, how to kick back, how to say "manana" and "de nada." The warm-hearted people (warm-hearted, yes but also not beyond hustling tourists) also taught me about kindness, eating, cooking, and in some interesting ways, family and love. |
05Apr2012 | Mexico's Controversial Gangster Ballads Global Post Many in Mexico prefer the narcocorridos about drug-cartel kingpins and their illegal exploits to more wholesome tunes these days. That’s causing discomfort for the authorities, who blame the genre for glorifying crime and luring young people astray. |
05Apr2012 | Young Face Promises New Dawn for Old Party Reuters In his campaign to be Mexico's next president, Enrique Pena Nieto has struggled to name a single book he has read, upset some women with a sexist remark and had to admit he fathered two children outside marriage. But none of that has seriously threatened his hopes of winning the election on July 1. |
05Apr2012 | U.S. Teaches Mexico About Criminal Justice System Brownsville Herald Trial by jury. Innocent until proven guilty. These concepts are part of the American lexicon. The Mexican justice system is vastly different. Officials from both countries are currently working towards a dramatic reform of the Mexican system. |
05Apr2012 | Pre-Columbian Human Remains Found in Central Mexico EFE City workers discovered a pre-Columbian ossuary in San Andres Cholula, a city in the central Mexican state of Puebla, while completing a drainage project, the press reported. The ossuary, which contains three complete human skeletons and 12 skulls, was found in a layer of soil dating back about 800 years. |
05Apr2012 | Mexico's Consumer Confidence On Rise Dow Jones Consumer confidence in Mexico was higher in March than a year earlier, but slipped in seasonally adjusted terms from February, the National Statistics Institute, or Inegi said this week. |
05Apr2012 | Global Warming Soon Irreversible Say Scientists Reuters The world is close to reaching tipping points that will make it irreversibly hotter, making this decade critical in efforts to contain global warming. Estimates differ but the world's temperature looks set to rise by six degrees Celsius by 2100 if greenhouse gas emissions are allowed to rise uncontrollably. |
05Apr2012 | Experts: Drug Violence Key in Mexico Vote El Paso Times Mexico's drug violence is the most important issue the country's four presidential candidates must face during their campaigns over the next four months, experts say. |
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