29Dec2016 | Woman Recalls Castro's Revolutionaries' Stay in Mexico Six Decades Ago Agencia EFE The house that hosted Fidel Castro and his band of revolutionaries for nearly a year and a half before they set sail for Cuba in 1956 still stands on Penitenciaria Street, just a few blocks from the Mexican capital’s historical center. |
29Dec2016 | Inflation Seen Spiking Due to Mexico Fuel Price Hike Reuters Mexican bank Banorte hiked its 2017 inflation outlook to 4.7 percent from 4.3 percent after the finance ministry said that new January price ceilings would be 14.2 percent to 20.1 percent above December's highest recorded prices. |
29Dec2016 | Afro-Mexican Dancers Reconnect with African Roots Pulse Obatala is an Afro-Mexican dance troop that travels and performs throughout southern Mexico. Through their performances, they express their pride in their African heritage and stay connected to their roots. |
29Dec2016 | Probe Launched in Ectapec Zoo After Elephant Dies on Christmas Day IBTimes Authorities are investigating the death of a 26-year-old elephant on Christmas Day at Ehecatl Ecological Park near Mexico City. |
29Dec2016 | 450 Churches Prepare to Act as Trump-Era 'Underground Railroad' for Undocumented Immigrants Raw Story A network of 450 houses of worship across the US are stepping up to act as a kind of “underground railroad†for undocumented immigrants under the nascent Donald Trump administration. |
28Dec2016 | Two Mexican Cities Hugging US Border Among the Country's Most Dangerous CNSNews.com Experts are blaming drug cartel violence and the increased use of guns by criminals for a surge in homicides in the Mexican cities of Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez on the U.S. border. |
28Dec2016 | For Latin America, Ending Poverty and Hunger Top 2017 Wishlist to the United Nations The Conversation Latin America also has some of the richest people on the planet: Forbes magazine now ranks Mexican businessman Carlos Slim as the world’s fourth-richest man. How to help states feed the hungry while reducing this major social gap is one challenge for the new Secretary General. |
28Dec2016 | A Portrait of Iconic Showgirls During Disco-Era Heyday of Mexico's Burlesque Culture Konbini During the 70s and 80s, the spotlight was on exotic “Beauties of the Night†– Mexican starlets who positioned themselves as the symbols of sensuality for the time. |
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