30Mar2012 | Movie: Yulene Olaizola's 'Paraisos Artificiales' New York Times Slow, deliberate and art house ready, "Paraisos Artificiales" (Artificial Paradises), the first feature by the Mexican director Yulene Olaizola, teeters between the dreamy and the soporific. |
30Mar2012 | Mexico's Cemex U.S. Volumes Soar in Early 2012 Reuters Mexico's Cemex said on Thursday that it may have recorded strong double-digit growth in U.S. cement volumes in the first two months of the year helped by good weather, based on industry estimates. |
30Mar2012 | Experience Sets Mexico Apart in Olympic Qualifying Goal.com Both Mexico and the U.S. were tipped for success in Olympic qualifying, but only El Tri have made it out of the group stage, and that is largely down to experience. |
30Mar2012 | Calderon Would-Be Successors Suffer Lack of Incumbent Stature Bloomberg Mexico’s three presidential candidates will try to convince an increasingly apathetic electorate they can win a drug war that has claimed more than 47,000 lives since 2006 as they start campaigning today ahead of the July 1 election. |
30Mar2012 | Critics Say Education System Holding Mexico Back USA TODAY Mexico's ranking is among the worst in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, an international economic advisory group based in Paris, putting the country at a disadvantage in an increasingly globalized world, critics say. |
30Mar2012 | Opposition Eyes Return as Campaign Opens AFP Mexico officially launches its general election campaign today, with the main opposition party favored to regain the power it lost in 2000 after 71 years of rule. |
29Mar2012 | A Woman as Mexico's President? Christian Science Monitor Both Mexico and the United States hold major elections in 2012, but the big difference between the two contests is that Mexico has a woman running for president – the first ever from a major party. |
29Mar2012 | Tourist Atlas of Mexico Presented on Internet EFE During of the Tianguis 2012 tourism fair in Puerto Vallarta, Tourism Secretary Gloria Guevara presented the Tourist Atlas of Mexico, a website discussing the country's 85 main tourist destinations, 13,617 hotels, almost 200,000 restaurants, more than 5,000 travel agencies and other support services for the tourist industry. |
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