19Sep2015 | President Pena Nieto Meets Surviving Tourists Wounded in Egypt Attack Xinhua Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Friday met in private with the families of the eight Mexicans who were killed in Egypt after local military and police opened fire on a group of tourists on Sunday. |
19Sep2015 | Discovering the Biodiversity of Mexico's Coffee Farms University of Michigan For nearly 20 years, University of Michigan professors Ivette Perfecto and John Vandermeer have been taking graduate students to the mountains of Mexico's southern Chiapas state to study biodiversity on coffee farms. |
19Sep2015 | The Rolling Stones to Play in Havana During 2016 Latin American Tour Granma The Rolling Stones are currently finalizing negotiations to hold a concert in March, 2016, in Havana’s Latinoamericano Stadium, according to Spanish newspaper El Mundo. |
19Sep2015 | Autistic Mexican Inventor's Converter Turns Plastic Waste Into Fuel Mexico News Daily An autistic inventor who discovered how to convert plastic garbage into combustible fuel - without ever having studied chemistry - is having trouble selling his idea to Mexican authorities. |
19Sep2015 | This Mexican Ghost Town Is Coming Back to Life Business Insider Mineral de Pozos, a formerly abandoned town in Mexico, is getting a facelift in anticipation of a major tourism boost. |
19Sep2015 | Desperate Cover-Up Strategy Revealed in Case of Disappeared Ayotzinapa Student, Says Amnesty Amnesty International Questions raised by international forensic experts over claims that the remains of a second Mexican student forcibly disappeared last September have been identified expose the sadistic lengths the Mexican government would go to show they are taking action on the case, Amnesty International said. |
19Sep2015 | US Puts Sanctions on Companies Linked to Jalisco New Generation Cartel WSJ.com The U.S. imposed Kingpin Act sanctions on five Jalisco-based companies it said provide financial support to and are controlled by a Mexico-based drug cartel. |
19Sep2015 | Towns Blanketed with Ash and Smoke as Mexico's Colima Volcano Erupts 9NEWS Mexico’s Colima volcano has spewed ash and smoke over nearby towns, after erupting again at dawn yesterday. Video from the scene showed thick plumes of black smoke billowing from the mountain. |
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