05Apr2012 | New Album from Selena 17 Years After Her Death EFE "Enamorada de ti," an album featuring well-known artists in posthumous duets with slain singer Selena 17 years after her death is now on sale. |
05Apr2012 | LatAm Internet Users Grow 16% in 2011 Portada The number of online users in Latin America increased by 16% between December 2010 and December 2011, making it the fastest growing region for the period. |
05Apr2012 | Oppenheimer: US Gun Lobby Could Help Stop Mexico's Violence MiamiHerald.com When we talk about the violence that has left nearly 50,000 dead in Mexico over the past five years, we usually focus on Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, or the Juarez cartel, but it may be time to include the U.S. National Rifle Association cartel. |
04Apr2012 | Mexico Forecasts 3.8% Growth for 2013, El Financiero Says Bloomberg News Mexico's Finance Ministry forecast the economy will expand 3.8 percent in 2013 and crude oil will sell for an average $87.2 per barrel next year, the Mexican newspaper El Financiero reported today. |
04Apr2012 | Sculptor Elizabeth Catlett Dies in Mexico ArtInfo.com Sculptor and printmaker Elizabeth Catlett, a U.S. expatriate renowned for her dignified portrayals of African-American and Mexican women who was barred from her home country for political activism during the McCarthy era, has died. She was 96. |
04Apr2012 | National Action Party Shakes Up Presidential Campaign Reuters Conservative candidate Josefina Vazquez Mota will re-jig her campaign to become Mexico's first woman president in an effort to close a yawning gap with the opposition front-runner, her party leader said on Wednesday. |
04Apr2012 | Mexico's First Presidential Debate Set for May 6 EFE The first debate among the four candidates seeking the presidency in Mexico's July 1 general elections will be held on May 6, organizers said Tuesday. Taking part in the event will be Enrique Pena Nieto (PRI), Josefina Vazquez Mota (PAN), Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (PRD) and Gabriel Quadri (PANAL). |
04Apr2012 | Mexico Heads to the Olympics on a High Note Soccer365.com Mexico Under-23 coach Luis Fernando Tena hopes his side can become the first ever CONCACAF team to win an Olympic medal in August, after winning all its games in the region's pre-Olympic tournament. |
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