18Sep2015 | 30 Largest Cities in Mexico Hold Tech Potential Nearshore Americas Mexico’s sprawling cities are host to large populations with the potential to support and develop technology hubs. The Latin American powerhouse boasts an impressive number of cities with populations larger than 500,000 - and the IT sector should take note. |
18Sep2015 | EAAF Forensic Experts: Government's New Ayotzinapa DNA Evidence Is 'Weak' Television del Sur The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team's announcement was not released until the experts met the parents of Jhosivani Guerrero, the alleged new identified student in the Ayotzinapa case. |
18Sep2015 | Tim Lynch: Pope Francis Should Rethink His Support for the Drug War Cato Institute During his visit to the U.S. next week, the pope is expected to address criminal justice. One of the biggest contributors to American injustice is drug prohibition, the author writes, and the pontiff should recognize that drug prohibition has proved to be a cure far worse than the disease. |
18Sep2015 | Watch Mexico's 3-Day Chihuahua Express Road Race from a 1964 Fairlane Valkyr Living in the shadows of the larger and more widely known La Carrera Panamericana, there exists another race held in Northern Mexico that boasts the same amount of speed stages for a fraction of the cost. This is the Chihuahua Express. |
18Sep2015 | US Says El Chapo Guzman's Prison Escape Could Trigger More Border Violence Forbes Testifying before Congress last week, Homeland Security's Robert Harris warned that the recent escape of Mexican drug lord Joaquin Guzman, “could potentially instigate further border violence similar to incidents following his first prison escape in 2001.†|
18Sep2015 | The Mexico City Earthquake, 30 Years on: Have the Lessons Been Forgotten? The Guardian The feeble response of ruling politicians to the devastating 1985 quake sparked a grassroots movement to challenge corruption and secure low-cost housing. Yet modern Mexico City often seems indifferent to poverty and inequality. |
18Sep2015 | Ripstein's '600 Miles' Selected as Mexico Oscar Entry The Hollywood Reporter Mexican writer-director Gabriel Ripstein is having quite a run with his feature-film debut 600 Miles. Now it has a chance to pull off what no other Mexican movie has done: bring home an Oscar for best foreign-language picture. |
18Sep2015 | Carstens Gets Second Term at Mexico's Central Bank Reuters Mexico's Senate voted to give central bank governor Agustin Carstens another 6-year term at Banxico, at a time when the bank has presided over low inflation but still confronts sluggish economic growth and a depreciating local currency. |
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