20Jun2013 | 'The Mexorcist' Movie, Based on Graphic Novels, Picked Up By Pantelion Films The Huffington Post Gritty graphic novel fans got a nice bit of news this week with the announcement of an all-new Mexorcist movie. Based on a popular underground comic, the apocalyptic classic is quickly heading into production thanks to Pantelion films. |
20Jun2013 | Ignoring Threats, Alfredo Corchado Reports on His Native Mexico NPR.org Alfredo Corchado, the Mexico bureau chief of the Dallas Morning News, has dedicated his life to investigating government corruption, murders and ruthless drug cartels in his native Mexico. |
20Jun2013 | Mexican Wealth Concentrated in the Hands of 2,540 Proceso There are currently 145,000 Mexican millionaires, according to WealthInsight, a think tank dedicated to monitoring the wealthy. Out of this group, 2,540 are multimillionaires. |
20Jun2013 | Tell Mexico: Stop Killing Endangered Sea Turtles Center for Biological Diversity Each year at least 2,000 endangered loggerhead sea turtles are caught by shark and halibut fishermen off the southern peninsula of Mexico's Baja California. |
20Jun2013 | As Brazil's Protests Continue, the Ghosts of Mexico City Must Be Heard The Nation One has to hearken back to 1968 in Mexico City, when thousands of students and workers marched against the Olympics, to find a sports-related demonstration that compares to the size and militancy of the mass anti–World Cup/Olympic uprising taking place in Brazil. |
20Jun2013 | Actors Read Reviews of US/MEX Border Checkpoints The Center for Investigative Reporting What’s it like to cross through a checkpoint along the southern border? Some people have come back with pretty interesting stories to tell – in the form of Yelp reviews. We partnered with Gotta Kid to Feed Productions to have professional actors read some of our favorites. |
20Jun2013 | Drunk With Promise, Mexico Eyes Huge Potential Market for Tequila in China Associated Press Since China President Xi Jinping and Mexico's Enrique Pena Nieto broke a diplomatic and economic chill and agreed to boost trade, tequila producers have been gearing up to make the world's most populous country their second-biggest market, after the margarita-loving United States. |
20Jun2013 | President Pena Nieto 'Will Receive' Mothers of Disappeared Women from Juarez... in 2015 Proceso President Enrique Pena Nieto has agreed to receive the mothers of disappeared young women from Chihuahua, but not until 2015. |
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