19Mar2012 | In Mexico, Art and Philanthropy Respond to Violence Infosurhoy Musicians, writers, poets, visual artists and commentators use art and creativity to help mitigate the growing violence in Mexico. |
19Mar2012 | Hop-on Tourism Phone Hits the Streets of Cozumel PRNewswire Hop-on, Inc. announced the first tourism industry specific cell phone. The phone links customers to specific tourism features such as 24 hour a day privileges and services in Cozumel, Mexico with a personalized customer Ultimate Vacation Store. |
19Mar2012 | Cartel Promises No Violence During Papal Visit Associated Press Banners purportedly signed by The Knights Templar drug cartel and hung in Guanajuato promise there will be no violence during next weekends visit to the state by Pope Benedict XVI, an official said Sunday. |
19Mar2012 | Calderon Says Mexico Will Keep Oil State-Owned Bloomberg News Mexico will keep its oil industry state-owned as government-held oil company Petroleos Mexicanos successfully stemmed output declines in aging fields, Mexican President Felipe Calderon said. |
18Mar2012 | Reportero: Film Highlights Dangers of Journalists in Mexico The US Open Borders Bernardo Ruiz new documentary, Reportero, takes us to Tijuana to visit the journalists at the scrappy weekly Zeta newspaper as they cope with the daily dangers of uncovering the illicit ties between power, money and drugs in Mexicos largest border city. |
18Mar2012 | Mexico Beyond the Beaches Offers a Wealth of Cultural Treasures Milwaukee Journal Sentinel If you are looking for a personal encounter with thousands of your closest American friends, you could do worse than traveling to Mexican hot spots such as Cancun or Cozumel. But you would be cheating yourself of the chance to experience Mexico itself. |
18Mar2012 | Meade: Economy has Shown Some Improvement The News Secretary of Treasury and Public Finance Jose Antonio Meade Kuribrena said that the Mexican economys growth might be a little better than the predicted 3.5 percent in 2012. |
18Mar2012 | Mexico Middle Class is Becoming Its Majority The Washington Post Although many Mexicans and their neighbors to the north still imagine a country of downtrodden masses dominated by a wealthy elite, the swelling ranks of the middle class are crowding new Wal-Marts, driving Nissan sedans and maxing out their Banamex credit cards. |
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