19Oct2015 | Acapulco, Devoted to Fun and Pursued by Horror VICE News Acapulco's hotels, bars, and golden sand beaches stretch out along the entire length of the resort's spectacular crescent-shaped bay, but their promise of unbridled fun struggles to shake off the shadow of the cartel turf war violence that is never far away. |
19Oct2015 | Architect Tatiana Bilbao Addresses 'Urgent Need' for Housing Mexico's Poor de zeen The Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao has designed a low-cost house that can be adapted to suit varying numbers of residents, and can be expanded as a family grows. It can also be altered to suit the variety of climates around the country, by using a variety of materials and spatial layouts. |
19Oct2015 | US Blocks Some Anti-Drug Funds for Mexico Over Human Rights Concerns The Washington Post In a setback for its multibillion-dollar effort to help Mexico fight its drug war, the U.S. State Department has decided that Mexico failed to reach some human rights goals, triggering a cutoff of millions of dollars in aid. |
19Oct2015 | International Book Fair in Mexico City Brings the Love of Reading to Thousands teleSUR With over 700 publishers, the International Book Fair in Mexico City brings the love of reading to thousands of enthusiastic citizens in the course of a week. |
19Oct2015 | Donald Trump Posts Idiotic Tweet About the Weather Joe.ie The Donald's latest tweet is a small, yet timely, reminder that this might not be the kind of man you want dictating environmental policies that will have a massive impact on the rest of the world. |
19Oct2015 | NGOs and Government Team Up to Stop Wasting so Much of Mexico's Food Al Jazeera English Mexico wastes 37 percent of the food it produces, and nowhere is more emblematic of that than the Mexico City wholesale food market, where huge amounts of food is thrown away. |
19Oct2015 | Homes, Cars Damaged in Manhunt for Fugitive Drug Lord El Chapo Agence France-Presse Bullet holes on roofs, charred cars and deserted villages have been left in the wake of a military operation to catch fugitive drug baron Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman in north-west Mexico. |
19Oct2015 | Wal-Mart Bribery Probe Finds Few Signs of Major Misconduct in Mexico WSJ.com A federal probe of corruption allegations against Wal-Mart’s Mexican operations isn’t over, but it is possible the case could be resolved with a fine and no criminal charges against individual company executives. |
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