01Feb2016 | See What It's Like to Swim Between Two Continents The Weather Network It’s a goal that has earned a spot on many bucket lists. The dream of being in two places at once isn’t limited to adventurers, though a team of divers have added some depth to the experience. |
01Feb2016 | Time to Quit Wall Street for a Job in Mexico? The Caribbean? Central America? efinancialcareers It’s winter on Wall Street. Your bonus is down, layoffs loom, and the weather is fierce. If there were ever a time to move to a more exotic location, this might be it. |
01Feb2016 | Teenager's Coming-of-Age Party in State of Guerrero Ends in Bloodshed MailOnline The shooting occurred Friday at a 'quinceanera' celebration in the state of Guerrero, not far from the border with Michoacan, where drug-related crimes, including homicides, are a regular occurrence. |
01Feb2016 | Fewer Laws, More Observance of Them Needed on Anniversary of Mexican Constitution Reforma Worshiping a document doesn’t mean observing it. Reforming laws in bulk doesn’t mean that the rule of law will be strengthened. Changing the rules again and again doesn’t improve the game, often times it complicates it or makes it void. |
01Feb2016 | Rolling Stones Post Promo for Latin America Ole Tour Examiner Rolling Stones fans frothing at the mouth to catch the band on their upcoming tour of Latin America this month can whet their appetite with a newly posted tour teaser video. |
31Jan2016 | Democratic Left Calls on Government and Society to Face Global Challenges Prensa Latina Addressing social inequality, poverty and climate change as global challenges were among the main topics discussed in Mexico in the five-day sessions of the Second International Meeting of the Democratic Left. |
31Jan2016 | Lucha Libre Hero 'Peatonito' Comes to Pedestrians' Rescue in Mexico City The Huffington Post Mexico City has a lot of things going for it, but it's not a great place to walk. It has one of the highest pedestrian fatality rates in the world. But residents have a secret weapon: Peatonito, a lucha libre defender of pedestrian rights. |
31Jan2016 | Cold War Expert Renata Keller Sees Parallels in Mexico's Drug War Struggles InSight Crime Latin America's fate has long been tied to the conflicts of the United States, first in the Cold War and now the Drug War. But what insights does Mexico's experience in the Cold War provide for its current struggles against organized crime? |
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