27Feb2016 | Media Reports Rolling Stones to Perform in Havana Agencia EFE The Rolling Stones and the Cuban Music Institute are holding talks to work out organizational details for a concert to be held in Havana in late March, state television said this week. |
27Feb2016 | Mexicans Back Ex-President Vicente Fox in Verbal Spat with Donald Trump Canadian Press Mexicans backed former President Vicente Fox in his verbal spat with Donald Trump, after Fox called the Republican front-runner "crazy" and a "false prophet" and Trump replied that he ought to be "ashamed of himself" for using a profanity. |
26Feb2016 | Who's Watching Over the Burgeoning Number of Bodyguards in Mexico? El Daily Post Thousands of bodyguards are employed in Mexico but there’s no regulatory law at all. They don’t even obey conventions. And there’s no reliable list of these professional henchmen. |
26Feb2016 | 'El Chapo' Says He'd Plead Guilty in US in Exchange for a 'Reasonable Sentence' Agencia EFE Drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is willing to plead guilty if extradited by Mexico to the United States in exchange for "a reasonable sentence" to be served at a medium-security prison, one of the Sinaloa cartel leader's lawyers said. |
26Feb2016 | Gonzalez Inarritu, Emmanuel Lubezki Part of Mexican Cinema's New Golden Age The Associated Press Movie buffs in Mexico are abuzz with the possibility native son Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu could snag this year's directing Oscar for "The Revenant," which would be an unprecedented third in a row by Mexicans. |
26Feb2016 | Innovation Comes from Educated, Hard-Working Immigrants - Not Genius Dropouts Quartz Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are the exception, not the rule: A survey of the biggest contributors to the science and engineering fields found that 80% of them held advanced degrees, and more than a third came from outside of the United States. |
26Feb2016 | Pompeii in Mexico: Drone Captures Cathedral That Survived Volcanic Eruption Ruptly TV Rare Ruptly footage shows the remains of the village of San Juan Parangaricutiro, in Mexico. Its iconic church is the only construction not covered by the lava flow after an eruption in 1943. |
26Feb2016 | Supreme Court Strikes Down Mexico City Law Making 'Attacks on Public Peace' Illegal La Jornada The First Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation has ruled that Article 362 of the Criminal Code of the Federal District, which makes "attacks on public peace" illegal, is unconstitutional. |
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