23Apr2013 | US News & World Report Ranks Mexico's Best Hotels U.S. News & World Report Out of the 340 luxury hotels across Mexico evaluated for the 2013 rankings, 34 properties scored high enough to earn a place on the list of the Best Hotels in Mexico. |
23Apr2013 | US Attorney General Eric Holder Set to Visit Mexico This Week Hispanically Speaking News U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder will travel to Mexico to discuss with that country’s top law enforcement officials ways to “deepen†bilateral cooperation on judicial matters. |
23Apr2013 | Drug Violence Spawns Rise in Mexicans Seeking Political Asylum in US Fox News Latino It used to be virtually impossible for Mexicans to gain admission to the United States as refugees – until the increasingly violent and powerful drug cartels made certain parts of the country unlivable for many. |
23Apr2013 | Vote Scandal Threatens President Pena Nieto Support in Mexico's Congress Bloomberg News Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto’s cross-party accord to pass economic bills faces its biggest challenge yet after the opposition accused him of ignoring accusations the government used funds to buy votes. |
23Apr2013 | Internet Shopping May See End of Tax-Free Era, US Senate Moves To Tax Online Shoppers Fox News Latino As early as this week, the Senate could pass a bill that would make it legal for states to require online retailers to collect taxes for purchases made over the Internet. |
23Apr2013 | Mini-Robot Finds Surprise in Mexico's Ancient Temple of Quetzalcoatl NBC News A diminutive robot helped researchers make a substantial discovery during preliminary tests conducted in a tunnel running under the Temple of Quetzalcoatl at the archaeological site of Teotihuacan. |
23Apr2013 | Model for Megacities? Mexico City Cleans Up Its Air The Christian Science Monitor As people around the world celebrated Earth Day, Mexico City may have served as an unlikely environmental example for cities in developing countries suffering poor air quality. |
23Apr2013 | Mexico's Indigenous Participate More in Elections but Exercise Fewer Social Rights La Jornada In accordance with an assessment by the Federal Electoral Institute concerning political behavior and the exercise of social rights, there is greater participation in elections and a significant lack in exercising basic guarantees. |
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