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September 20, 2018

Mexico’s Newly Elected President Can’t Tackle Corruption Alone

Mexico’s newly elected leftist president Andrés Manuel López Obrador aims to tackle the country’s crippling corruption epidemic all on his own. The solutions to this...
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The Great Escape: Careyes Mexico Is Bohemian Luxury Exemplified

Careyes Mexico is bohemian luxury exemplified on the Pacific Coast

Costa Careyes is situated on the Pacific coast of Mexico in Jalisco. This magical enclave attracts an international crowd composed of bohemians and creative powerhouses....
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Mexico’s new president sets out to change his country’s course

Mexico’s new president sets out to change his country’s course

WITH its long bulk of purple volcanic stone, the National Palace is not just any building. It looks out onto the Zócalo, the teeming heart...
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U.S. losing soccer prospects as California talent head back to Mexico in search of opportunity

U.S. losing soccer prospects as California talent head back to Mexico in search of opportunity

Sandra Pulido had just enough time after her hospital cleaning shift to make her son’s favorite meal for the most important dinner of their lives....
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Coming Soon: “Dark Money”, “Made in Mexico”

Coming Soon: “Dark Money”, “Made in Mexico”

In this week’s roundup, we look at unscripted series and documentaries scheduled to debut on PBS’s long-standing documentary strand ‘POV’, Netflix and Epix.American public broadcaster...
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Mexico issues commemorative stamp for navy rescue dogs Frida, Evil and Ecko

Mexicans held a minute of silence on Wednesday to mark the anniversary of devastating earthquakes that struck the country in September 2017, and the postal...
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Vallarta Nayarit Gastronómica 2018

World’s top chefs come together for Vallarta Nayarit Gastronómica 2018

Vallarta Nayarit Gastronómica is gearing up for its most important edition with the tagline “Mexico: Thanks for so much!” Based primarily in the Riviera Nayarit,...
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Bye bye bugs? Scientists fear non-pest insects are declining

A staple of summer — swarms of bugs — seems to be a thing of the past. And that’s got scientists worried. Pesky mosquitoes, disease-carrying...
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Mexico official fired over odyssey of truck with nearly 300 bodies

Mexico official fired over odyssey of truck with nearly 300 bodies

© AFP | The truck was parked for two weeks at a warehouse in a downtrodden neighborhood on the city outskirts until residents complained of...
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Mexico Aims To Become The Energy Hub Of Latin America

Mexico Aims To Become The Energy Hub Of Latin America

Mexico could be at the precipice of a region-wide energy revolution, and natural gas is the key. The future of Mexico’s gas sector will be...
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Taquería Los Parados: No Seats Required

Taquería Los Parados: No Seats Required

Our trip to Taquería Los Parados in Roma Sur last month began like any other: we gathered up four friends and began the trek to...
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CITIGROUP STANDS TO WIN FROM MEXICO TRADE DEAL / BARRONS MAGAZINE

CITIGROUP STANDS TO WIN FROM MEXICO TRADE DEAL / BARRONS MAGAZINE

Citigroup Stands to Win From Mexico Trade Deal Investors have seen Citigroup’s international exposure as a negative this year. Photo: Callaghan O’Hare Citigroup (ticker: C),...
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