03Jul2013 | New Worries for US Workers as Mexican Auto Manufacturing Booms The Washington Post As Mexico cranks out record numbers of vehicles and attracts billions in new investment, the boom is bringing worries to U.S. auto workers and unions about the long-term prospects of car manufacturing jobs in the United States. |
03Jul2013 | Violence Against Mexican Candidates in July Elections Highest in Years CNN Mexico Violence against candidates in campaigns in 14 states of the country is the highest recorded in recent years. |
03Jul2013 | Gallery in Mexico's Cuernavaca Spotlights the Art of Drug Consumption The Los Angeles Times La Tallera Siqueiros in Cuernavaca, Mexico, spotlights both ancient and modern artistic responses to and representations of the culture of drugs, specifically coca leaves and cocaine. |
03Jul2013 | Damage Caused by GM Crops in LatAm Makes Case for Their Exclusion in Mexico La Jornada Since cultivation of transgenic crops was introduced seventeen years ago, the promise that they were going to reduce the use of pesticides was not met. |
03Jul2013 | Vuhl Details New EcoBoost-Powered Lightweight Mexican Sports Car jalopnik.com We don't have to wait for next week and the Goodwood Festival of Speed to learn the preliminary details of the first production car from Mexican startup Vuhl, as the company just came out with a fresh set of pictures and specifications. |
03Jul2013 | Weekend Special: Take the Train to Tequila for Tequila The Los Angeles Times A special weekend package at Westin Guadalajara in Mexico is custom-made for tequila aficionados. |
03Jul2013 | Females in Majority as Mexico's Population Reaches 118 Million The Mazatlan Messenger The National Population Council reported that Mexico’s population now stands at 118,395,054 with a life expectancy of 74.5 years. 51% of the population is female with males representing 49% of the total. |
03Jul2013 | One Year After Elections, Has There Been Significant Shift in Mexico's Security Strategy? Washington Office on Latin America In his electoral campaign and after being elected to office on July 2, 2012, Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto promised a new direction for Mexico. Seven months into his presidency, how much has Mexico changed its course? |
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