Depression could become storm tonight
It is forecast to remain offshore but a deviation could mean windy conditions
Although no watches or warnings have been issued, residents of the southern and southwestern coasts should be keep an eye out for a weather system currently developing, warns the U.S. FULL STORY
App wins award for young engineer
Victims of violence, kidnapping can send a distress message with their phone
A young Mexican entrepreneur’s innovations in mobile apps and women’s empowerment are being recognized internationally. Ángel Carrillo is a 23-year-old engineer who specializes in strategic information systems and is currently FULL STORY
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Public opinion judges teachers unfairly
Not all Mexico's teachers are quarrelsome, irresponsible and violent
The ancient quarrel between Section 22 teachers of the CNTE union and Oaxaca society, parents and the federal government flared up even more after the introduction of educational reforms, including FULL STORY
Changes to streamline imports and exports
Mexican, U.S. agents to work together to improve procedures
Mexico and United States customs officers will begin working together under one roof at three border crossings over the next several months as a means to streamline import and export procedures. FULL STORY
20 gay couples wed in group ceremony
'Historic event' held yesterday on the beach in Acapulco
Twenty couples were officially wed yesterday in what was described as a historic event: the first collective gay wedding ever held in the state of Guerrero. Plans for the wedding FULL STORY
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Mexico fourth in soft drink consumption
But first in the world in deaths linked to sugared drinks
Although Mexico has been reported as the world’s biggest consumer of CocaCola, new research indicates that in terms of soft drink consumption as a whole, the country ranks fourth in FULL STORY
Meade visits Texas as relations thawing
Foreign Affairs Secretary's visit was on the invitation of Gov. Greg Abbott
Mexico and Texas, which enjoy a trade partnership worth nearly US $200 billion a year, are talking again, but this time the tone is much warmer than before. Foreign Affairs FULL STORY
Grandmother, family killed by crime gang
Assailants were looking for information about a rival gang
A crime gang operating in Tamaulipas has been blamed for the murders this week of five members of a family, residents of La Soledad in the border municipality of RíoFULL STORY
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‘Senior porn’ lures rain-weary Canadian
But beware the shark tank at the Puerto Vallarta airport
When last I left you, I was just coming to grips with MAYBE buying a place in Puerto Vallarta. If you recall I had just been through a very wet FULL STORY
Big eruption last night at Volcano of Fire
Officials warn of danger posed by lahars, which could result from heavy rains
There was more activity yesterday and today at the Colima Volcano with frequent explosions, glowing avalanches and pyroclastic flows of hot gas and rock, according to Volcano Discovery. The Jalisco FULL STORY
Water is a worry for Baja’s farmers
Any shortage on the Colorado River could cause hardship for BC and Sonora
The farmers of Baja California receive most of their water from the Colorado River for their cotton, wheat and alfalfa fields but shortages have concerned them for years. These concerns FULL STORY
Robles: union leader lying about his salary
Criminal complaint sparks statements over how much Rubén Núñez is actually paid
The leader of Section 22 of the CNTE teachers’ union has denied he is being paid a 100,000-peso salary, claiming it’s only 26,000 pesos. But the head of Oaxaca’s education FULL STORY
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