16Oct2015 | First Catholic Mass Held in Native Nahuatl Language Trove The first Mass conducted in Mexico's most prominent indigenous language has been held in the country's most important church, the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City. |
16Oct2015 | Mexico's Smartphone User Base Reaches 62.5 Million eMarketer Mexico has been a notorious laggard in mobile uptake when compared to Latin American neighbors. It is the only major market with less than 100% mobile connection penetration as reported by local telecom regulators. Still, smartphone adoption is growing fast. |
16Oct2015 | Former Mexican President Vicente Fox Shakes Up the Border Battle ABC Arizona Mexico's former President Vicente Fox was in Phoenix, Arizona at for dinner focusing on international relations and foreign policy. The former President had plenty to say, including America should legalize all drugs. |
16Oct2015 | Government Fires 291 Mexico Teachers, Hinting at Tougher Line on Reform Reuters Mexico's government said on Thursday it would dismiss 291 teachers who failed to comply with its education reform, hinting at a more confrontational approach to thousands of dissidents who have spent months resisting the landmark measure. |
16Oct2015 | Everyone a Winner with TPP: Mexico's Pena Nieto Nikkei Asian Review The Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement will provide "great opportunities" for all the participating economies, as well as help Mexico expand its trade relations with Asia, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto says. |
15Oct2015 | Campaign to Focus on Chinese Tourists to Mexico CCTV America Mexico is about to launch a campaign targeting Chinese tourists, who are considered the biggest spenders of any group. |
15Oct2015 | Facebook Is Helping People with Blindness 'See' the Photos on Their Walls Tech.Mic Facebook is using artificial intelligence and image recognition software to help people with visual impairments get access not just to the text on their screens but the images as well. |
15Oct2015 | Case of Woman Known as 'The Throatslitter' Putting Mexican Justice to the Test Fox News Latino In a country where nicknames tend to follow people their whole life, Itzel Garcia and her supporters deny all allegations and demand that authorities present evidence and sentence her at an actual oral hearing. |
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