29May2016 | Lina Barrantes Castegnaro: Central America, Still Caught Up in the Arms Race Inter Press Service Lina Barrantes Castegnaro, executive director of the Arias Foundation for Peace and Human Progress, denounces the arms race in Central America and calls for the implementation of the Costa Rica Consensus, which urges rich countries to increase development aid to countries that cut military spending. |
29May2016 | El Chapo's Lawyers Split on Whether Drug Lord Should be Extradited to United States The Associated Press Jailed drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman’s fight to stave off extradition to the United States has led to a schism among some of the people he’s counting on most: his own lawyers. |
29May2016 | From Hammock Heaven, to Chic Bungalow Hotels, Tourists Discover Tulum Boom CCTV America In a decade, it’s become the hottest spot in the Mexico’s sun. Business is booming, but some worry it could end up a victim of its own success. |
29May2016 | Global 'Hottest Month' Streak Stretches to 12 in a Row AgWeb.com NOAA is starting to sound like a broken record. The agency’s scientists have declared April 2016 the hottest April on record – and have made these proclamations for 12 consecutive months. |
29May2016 | Short-Term Versus Long-Term Rental of Your Investment Property in Mexico The Yucatan Times One of the things to consider after you have purchased property in Mexico is whether you´d like to rent it out. The question invariably leads to whether you should look at short-term or long-term rentals as the way to go. |
29May2016 | Brewing Up a Six-Pack Ring That Won't Kill Sea Turtles TakePart A biodegradable, edible invention from SaltWater Brewery and creative agency We Believers has people asking, ‘What took so long?’ |
29May2016 | Here's Why 'La Gaviota' Angelica Rivera Has Failed as Mexico's First Lady Latin Times The fact that Mexico’s First Lady, Angelica Rivera, is living an extravagant and lavish life is no secret to the country or the rest of the world. |
29May2016 | 'The Chosen Ones' Tops Mexico's Annual Ariel Awards The Hollywood Reporter 'Las Elegidas,' a drama about a teenage girl forced into prostitution, won best picture and director at the 58th Ariel Awards, Mexico's version of the Oscars. |
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