18Apr2016 | Reflections on a Woman Factory Worker's Historic Run for Juarez Mayor CIP Americas Antonia “Tonita†Hinojos Hernandez’s name won’t be appearing on the June ballot for mayor of the northern Mexican border city of Ciudad Juarez, but she is far from disappointed about the outcome. |
17Apr2016 | President Pena Nieto Will Attend Big United Nations Drug Meeting After All VICE News After much criticism coming from legalization activists and the political opposition for his decision not to attend a major UN global drug policy meeting this week, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has reversed course. |
17Apr2016 | How the U.S. Presidential Election Is Impacting Mexico's Image of America USCAnnenberg Expert insight on the significance of US-Mexico relations, bilateral trade ties, and how the campaign rhetoric of U.S. presidential hopefuls is impacting Mexico’s image of America. |
17Apr2016 | Solar-Powered Aircraft Is Ready to Resume First Round-the-World Flight TakePart After replacing the batteries that overheated during the flight from Nagoya to Hawaii, the countdown has now started for the Solar Impulse team to finish what they started, and head back to their departure point: Abu Dhabi. |
17Apr2016 | Investing in Latin America: Mexico Attracts Increasing Number of Foreign Businesses China Central Television Latin America's top investment destination is Mexico. That's according to a new study by the IE Business school. |
17Apr2016 | How Traveling Can Make You a Better Entrepreneur Care2 Traveling can engage with your entrepreneurial side in a way that staying put might not. Check out this infographic from Expedia.ca to convince yourself to take the trip of a life time! |
17Apr2016 | Authorities Report 524 Flu-Related Deaths in Mexico Prensa Latina The Mexican Ministry of Health reported 9,164 cases and 524 deaths in the current flu season. |
17Apr2016 | Black Mexicans to Rise Up Against a Constitution That Does Not Legally Recognize Them Vibe Afro-Mexicans living in Costa Chica are struggling to be officially recognized by the Mexican government as a minority group, despite having lived on the Pacific coast of Oaxaca since the 16th Century. |
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