Film starring Mexico’s Garcia Bernal to be screened at Cannes
Argentine director Pablo Fendrik’s latest film “The Ardor,” which stars Mexico’s Gael Garcia Bernal and Brazil’s Alice Braga, will be […]
April 2014
Mexico Lays out Energy Reform Rules
The Mexican government is proposing bidding-based rules for the opening of its state-owned oil and energy industry, saying contracts and
Punta Mita Golfing (Bahia/Pacifico Courses)
Located on the west coast of Mexico, just north of Puerto Vallarta, Punta Mita juts out into the Pacific Ocean,
U.S. News & World Report Names 10 Best Hotels in Mexico 2014
After working through the latest and greatest data from a wide variety of independent sources, travel editors at U.S. News
International Community Vow to Protect Natural Habitat of Mexico’s Monarch Butterflies
Year after year, millions of North American monarch butterflies make their way on a 3,000-mile journey from locations across Canada
Mexico Exports Increases
Mexico’s exports totaled $90.8 billion in the first quarter, up 2.9 percent from the same period in 2013, the National
Mexico Shoots for Top Five International Destinations
Travel forecast to Mexico over the next four years is sunnier than it has been in a long time. According
Mexico City airport to cost $1 Billion USD
Construction of a new airport on land adjacent to the Mexico City international airport, AICM, is expected to cost $120
There is Nothing Sweet in this Sugar War
There is nothing sweet in the sugar war that is unfolding between Mexico and the United States. The U.S. industry,
Mexico raises infrastructure spending target
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Monday raised his goal for infrastructure spending to 7.7 trillion pesos ($587 billion) by
What the Frack?
Tremors that shook the small town of Ramones in northeast Mexico in October were a nasty surprise to residents, including
El Mole de Jovita – Puerto Vallarta
El Mole de Jovita was born 5 years ago in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco. Its proprietors, Sergio Muciño and Roberto Gómez,
