16Oct2017 | High Obesity, Diabetes in Mexico Create Demand for Healthier Products Food Navigator High rates of obesity and diabetes in Mexico has consumers looking for healthier options that do not compromise on a taste – a difficult combination that is nonetheless within reach for manufacturers. |
16Oct2017 | Leftist PRD Party Leader, Hernandez Acevedo and Relatives Found Slain in Guerrero The Associated Press A regional leftist leader was killed and burned along with his wife, 94-year-old mother-in-law and driver, officials in southern Mexico said Sunday. |
16Oct2017 | Trying to Make Immigration an Option Rather Than a Need in Latin America Inter Press Service The aim is for migration to become just one option among others for the rural population of Latin America, says Brazilian expert Luiz Carlos Beduschi, referring to an issue that causes concern in the region due to its impact on food security |
16Oct2017 | ’Win-Win’ Expected By Mexico in NAFTA Negotiations Agence France-Presse Mexico expects the renegotiation of the North American trade pact to produce benefits for itself, the United States and Canada, Mexican central bank Governor Agustin Carstens said Saturday. |
15Oct2017 | Acapulco to Welcome New Record-Breaking Thrills TravelPulse Just months after Acapulco introduced XTASEA, the world’s longest over-the-sea zip line, the attraction is rolling out a major expansion which will include two new record-breaking attractions - the highest climbing wall in the world and the world’s longest slide. |
15Oct2017 | ’Why So Much Hate?’ Slayings of Young Women Surge in Mexico’s Largest State The Associated Press The State of Mexico officially ranks second to the nation’s capital with 346 killings classified as femicides since 2011, according to government statistics. |
15Oct2017 | The Wives of El Chapo’s Henchmen Reveal How They Hid and Spent $2 Billion Business Insider Margarito and Pedro Flores, twin brothers from Chicago, Illinois, are credited with helping take down one of the most infamous narco-terrorists in the world, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman. Their wives, authors of the book "Cartel Wives," reveal how the brothers hid all the money they trafficked. |
14Oct2017 | In Mexico, Local Authorities Walk a Fine Line with Criminal Groups InSight Crime Allegations that a former governor agreed a non-aggression pact with criminal elements combined with the continued targeting of local mayors underlines how Mexico’s fragmented political and criminal landscape has impacted interactions between criminal actors and local politicians. |
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