29Mar2012 | Government Denies Participating in Wiretapping The News During a working tour of the state of Morelos this week, Mexico's Secretary of Interior Alejandro Poire Romero denied that the federal government participates in wiretapping or releases recordings of wiretaps |
29Mar2012 | Senate Approves Religious Reform Associated Press Mexico's Senate has approved a constitutional reform that guarantees people the right to celebrate religious events in public as long as they don't engage in electoral politics. |
28Mar2012 | Presidential Favorite Pena Nieto Has Clear Lead: Poll Reuters Mexican presidential front-runner Enrique Pena Nieto has a 10-percentage point lead over his closest rival ahead of the election campaign that officially starts on Friday, a public opinion poll showed. |
28Mar2012 | Mexican Religious Composer Launches Bilingual Songs of Praise EFE Mexico's Santiago Fernandez, a singer-songwriter of liturgical music whose hymns have become part of the repertoire of Catholic churches across the United States, launched his third album, "Unidos" (United), in which he forms a duo with singer Jesse Manibusan. |
28Mar2012 | Should US be Turning Away Mexican Tourists? Politic365.com Based on her recent track record, we know that Arizona Governor Jan Brewer does not care much about increasing tourism from Mexico into her state. However could current constraints on legal tourism from Mexico also be hurting America's bottom line? |
28Mar2012 | How to Make the Best Mole Negro The Atlantic First, find a Spanish translator and have them call up Soledad Ramirez Heras, a 71-year-old grandmother of eight, who gives day-long classes out of her home in Oaxaca, Mexico. |
28Mar2012 | Task Force Meets to Grow Hispanic Travel Market Travel Blackboard Hoping to draw on the "under tapped" U.S. Hispanic travel market, the recently developed NTA-ASTA Hispanic Business Development Task Force met for the first time at the Tianguis Turistico in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico this week. |
28Mar2012 | Calendar Predictions Draw Tourists to Ancient Mayan Sites Toronto Star So this is what all the fuss is about. A pointy piece of peach-coloured stone inscribed with glyphs, one corner rubbed smooth by 1,300 years of wear and tear. This is Tortuguero Monument 6, the now-famous Mayan relic that has the world abuzz with talk that time’s up for our planet in 2012. |
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