15Mar2012 | Reality Through Storefront Windows The News What San Juan sees in the storefront windows of the Historical Centers packed and chaotic environment is the subject of his latest photography exhibit, Urbes Imaginarias (Imaginary Metropolis), located at the Museo Archivo de la Fotografia. |
15Mar2012 | Mexico: Number One Cruise Line Destination Worldwide PRNewswire Mexico has retained the coveted position as number one recipient of cruise lines, globally. Over 1,800 cruise ships docked on Mexican sun drenched shores in 2011, adding over $500 million to Mexicos economy in both revenue and jobs. |
15Mar2012 | Mexico Stocks, Peso Gain Slightly On US Optimism Dow Jones Mexican stocks opened modestly higher Thursday as stronger-than-expected economic data in the U.S., Mexicos main trade partner, lifted sentiment among investors. |
15Mar2012 | Debate Rages Over Mexico Spillover Violence in US NBC News Along the Mexican border, an easy way to get into a fierce debate is to ask a simple question: How much violence and crime linked to Mexican drug traffickers has spilled over into the United States? As it turns out, the answer varies wildly and depends on who you talk to. |
15Mar2012 | French Kidnap Convict Sparks Debate in Mexico Associated Press A recommendation that Mexico release a French woman serving a 60-year kidnapping sentence sparked a heated debate Thursday about whether the Frenchwoman should be retried or released, and whether that would be fair to the victims in the case. |
15Mar2012 | Authorities Criticized for Removing Bones From Archaeological Site EFE Mexican authorities decision to remove human skeletons from a pre-Columbian site in the southern state of Chiapas resulted in the loss of invaluable anthropological information, experts said. |
15Mar2012 | Workplace Unsafe For Mind, Body Reuters Companies around the globe have work to do to improve worker satisfaction because three in 10 employees say their workplace is not psychologically safe and healthy, according to a new poll. In Mexico, the number goes up to 43 percent. |
15Mar2012 | Murder Capital of the World: Documentary On Mexican Drug War & US Complicity Houston Press It would be impossible to make a movie about a topic as hugely complex as the drug war in Tijuana, Mexico without including some blood and gore, but New York filmmaker Charlie Minn used such footage sparingly. He wisely let the facts speak for themselves. |
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