16Mar2012 | Brazil and Mexico End Automotive Sector Battle The Globe and Mail Mexico and Brazil have settled a spat over the automotive sector, with Mexico agreeing to cut future car exports in return for keeping alive a decade-old trade treaty with the largest economy in Latin America. |
16Mar2012 | Special Technology Hunts Mexico Border Drug Flights Reuters A highly specialized U.S. military task force is using battlefield technology to help federal police hunt elusive drug traffickers slipping over the Mexico border in hard-to-detect ultralight aircraft, officials said on Thursday. |
16Mar2012 | Mexico Prepares for Pope Visit and Millions of Visitors Associated Press It takes a lot to prepare for the coming of the pope and the 3 million people the host Archdiocese of Leon says he is expected to draw. The visit of Pope Benedict XVI, his first to Spanish-speaking Latin America, begins in just a week in Mexicos central state of Guanajuato. |
16Mar2012 | Bank of Mexico Sees Improving Growth MarketWatch The Bank of Mexico kept interest rates unchanged Friday for its 25th meeting in a row, as was unanimously expected, while offering an upbeat assessment of both economic growth and inflation ahead. |
16Mar2012 | Mothers of Ciudad Juarez Search for Missing Daughters EFE Nearly two decades after the Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez first gained notoriety for the slayings of young female factory workers, scenes of mothers searching the desert or the municipal morgue for their slain or kidnapped daughters remain commonplace. |
16Mar2012 | Mexico Sees El Nino Bringing Agriculture Relief From Drought Dow Jones Mexico is expecting El Nino to bring much-needed rains to various agricultural parts of the country in the near future, providing relief from prolonged widespread drought, Mexican Agriculture Minister Francisco Mayorga said Thursday. |
16Mar2012 | Can Mexican Environmental Agency Protect Coastline? Geo-Mexico The Cabo Cortes megaproject is planned for the area near Cabo Pulmo on the eastern side of the Baja California Peninsula. Cabo Pulmo, a village of about 120 people, is on the edge of the Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park. The area is a semi-arid area, where water provision is a serious challenge. |
16Mar2012 | NRMAL Music Festival Shows Different Side of Mexico Los Angeles Times For over 12 hours on Saturday, some 4,500 fans gathered on a wealthy Monterrey suburb to hear more than 50 international acts at a sonically diverse annual music festival called NRMAL. |
We invite you to add your charity or supporting organizations' news stories and coming events to PVAngels so we can share them with the world. Do it now!
From activities like hiking, swimming, bike riding and yoga, to restaurants offering healthy menus, Vallarta-Nayarit is the ideal place to continue - or start - your healthy lifestyle routine.