09Jan2017 | The 'Krispy Kreme Familia' and the Black Market Doughnuts of Juarez The Los Angeles Times The business, whose name calls to mind notorious Mexican drug cartels such as La Familia Michoacana, survives because of the obsession many Mexicans have developed with Krispy Kreme’s signature recipes. |
09Jan2017 | Here's Why Solar Could Beat Coal to Become the Cheapest Power on Earth Bloomberg Solar power is now cheaper than coal in some parts of the world. In less than a decade, it’s likely to be the lowest-cost option almost everywhere. |
09Jan2017 | Mexico Inflation at 2-Year High, May Rise on Fuel Hike Reuters Mexico's December annual inflation rose at the fastest pace in two years, data showed on Monday, boosting chances the central bank will raise interest rates again at a time when prices are expected to be further fanned by a hike in fuel costs. |
09Jan2017 | High Quality Healthcare Available in Mexico at a Fraction of the Cost Back Home International Living Thousands of Americans visit Mexico each year for medical treatment and dental care. It’s no wonder. The care is high quality and the cost is a fraction of what you might pay in the U.S. |
09Jan2017 | American Arrested in Shooting of Consular Officer in Jalisco Facing Deportation The Los Angeles Times Mexican authorities have arrested a man suspected of shooting a U.S. official in Guadalajara on Sunday. The suspect, Zafar Zia, 31, is a U.S. citizen, according to a spokesperson for the attorney general in the state of Jalisco. |
09Jan2017 | Mexico Government Faces Crisis of Legitimacy After Consumption Tax on Oil Catalyzes TheRealNews Deep disdain for President Enrique Pena Nieto has opened up the possibility of an electoral victory for the left, says Professor John Ackerman. |
09Jan2017 | Like Trump, Mexico's Lopez Obrador Is a 'Love-Him-or-Loathe-Him' Politician The Yucatan Times Telling voters what they wanted to hear worked out well for Donald Trump. As Mexico shifts into election gear in 2017, another populist, anti-establishment figure will be hoping to follow in the US president-elect’s footsteps. |
09Jan2017 | In Unprecedented Move, State Department Gives US Ambassadors Eviction Notice Radio Free Europe U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is requiring politically appointed ambassadors to leave their overseas posts by Inauguration Day on January 20, though in the past many envoys have been given more time to close out their personal affairs. |
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