French artist raises ‘giant baby’ peeping over the U.S. – Mexico border
A photo of a giant toddler stands in Mexico and peers over a steel wall dividing the country from the […]
September 7, 2017
Hurricane Katia is very dangerous for Mexico
Hurricane Katia is very dangerous for Mexico because it remains parked on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, so
International Academy of Gastronomy recognizes Mexican chef Isabella Dorantes
The International Academy of Gastronomy recognized the work of Mexican chef Isabella Dorantes, making her the first Latin American woman
Mexico expels North Korean ambassador over nuclear test
The Mexican government on Thursday said it had declared the North Korean ambassador to Mexico, Kim Hyong Gil, persona non
Google to donate $2.1 million dollars to Mexico education
Through the UNETE organization, Google.org will donate $2.1 million dollars to incorporate the use of technology in Mexican classrooms, in
Mexico and Canada increase trade
Mexican exports to Canada increased 13.8 percent last July, from $1.84 billion US dollars in January to $2.10 billion US
Puerto Vallarta applies pressure to collect lodging tax from Airbnb rentals
Puerto Vallarta would generate $33.2 million pesos if the internet application Airbnb would impose the 3% lodging tax required by
Irma lashes at Puerto Rico, leaves tiny Barbuda devastated
Hurricane Irma lashed Puerto Rico with heavy rain and powerful winds late Wednesday, leaving nearly 900,000 people without power as
Puerto Vallarta returns to the theater with ‘April’s Daughter’
Puerto Vallarta returns to the theater thanks to the latest film by director Michel Franco, ‘April’s Daughter’. The filmmaker chose
