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The ruins of Teotihuacán near Mexico City

Is the name Teotihuacán familiar to you? If not, take note, for the pyramids and palaces of this place are thought to be the most significant not only in Mexico but possibly in the world. This is a city that reached its peak during the period 250-700 AD and it was home to the richest [...]

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Radiohead coming to Mexico City in March 2009

We can't find any official confirmation of this, but it appears that Radiohead will be playing Foro Sol in Mexico City on March 15, 16, and 17. More at radiohead.com.mx. (in Spanish, obvs) Over the almost 12 year history of...

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Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert on hand as Dallas Regional Chamber launches Mexico City office 3:18 PM CT

Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert on hand as Dallas Regional Chamber launches Mexico City office 3:18 PM CT03:24 PM CDT on Thursday, October 9, 2008By LAURENCE ILIFF / The Dallas Morning NewsMEXICO CITY – Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert met with Mexican business leaders Thursday as part of a trade mission of more than 30 North Texas executives to launch the Dallas Regional Chamber’s trade and investment office here....

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Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert on hand as Dallas Regional Chamber launches Mexico City office

Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert on hand as Dallas Regional Chamber launches Mexico City office04:06 PM CDT on Thursday, October 9, 2008By LAURENCE ILIFF / The Dallas Morning News MEXICO CITY – Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert met with Mexican business leaders Thursday as part of a trade mission of more than 30 North Texas executives to launch the Dallas Regional Chamber’s trade and investment office here. The role...

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Barbados humiliated

By Craig Crozier MEXICO CITY, MexicoBarbados were humiliated by Mexico 7-0 yesterday and finished at the bottom of Pool-A in the Pan American Women's Hockey Championship in Mexico.

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Genomma Comments on Stock Price

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 10 -- Genomma Lab Internacional, S.A.B. de C.V. (BMV: LAB) ("Genomma" or "the Company"), a leading Mexican over-the-counter pharmaceuticals and personal care products company announced that it has n...

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Ag leaders in Mexico, U.S. to fight insect together

Leaders in agriculture on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border are collaborating on ways to combat the Asian citrus psyllid, a disease-carrying insect that could have catastrophic effects on the state’s citrus industry. An American delegation returned from two days of meetings in Mexico City this week feeling encouraged by agreements to share research and action plans and otherwise fight the pest...

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LAT - U.S. issues travel alert for Mexico

From my archive of press clippings: Los Angeles Times U.S. issues travel alert for Mexico By Deborah Bonello, Special to The Times April 16, 2008 MEXICO CITY -- U.S. State Department officials have issued a travel alert prompted by drug violence in the north of Mexico, warning that victims have included foreign visitors and residents. American visitors are advised to be especially alert

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Eleven people killed at a bar in northern Mexico

Mexico City - Eleven people were killed and at least four others were injured when an unidentified armed group opened fire in a bar in the city of Chihuahua, capital of the northern Mexican state of the same name, the authorities said Friday. The att...

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Mexico's central bank sells 6.4 billion dollars to protect peso

Mexico City - The Bank of Mexico sold 6.4 billion dollars in the currency markets Friday, in an ongoing effort to prevent the local peso from depreciating too far, Mexico's central bank said. On Wednesday, the Bank of Mexico sold 2.5 billion dollars,...

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Mexico auctions off more foreign reserves for peso

MEXICO CITY — Mexico's central bank has auctioned off another $3 billion in foreign reserves, its third auction of the day in an increasingly aggressive bid to push the peso stronger. In all, the bank sold off $6.4 billion.

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Grenade attack kills 5 state police in Mexico

Grenade attack kills 5 state police in Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP) - Five state police officers were killed in the western Mexican state of Jalisco by grenade-lobbing gunmen who fired more than 800 bullets in the attack, authorities said Thursday. The officers came under fire Wednesday night as they prepared to search a car they had [...]

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Compartamos Banco Confirms Its Sound Financial Structure

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 9 -- Following the recent events and the volatile markets environment, Compartamos Banco, S.A. I.B.M ("Compartamos" or "the Company") (BMV: COMPART) confirms its sound financial structure to cope wi...

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Legion of Christ: Curso de Hispanidad Enriches American Priests and Seminarians

MEXICO CITY (MARKET WIRE) For North American priests, ministering to the Hispanic segment of their flocks can be challenging if they are unfamiliar with the language and culture. The 7-week Curso de Hispanidad, sponsored by the Sacerdos Institute, gives diocesan priests and seminarians a leg up on the challenge.

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UPDATE 1-Mexico's Cemex fall 19 pct on peso, downgrade

MEXICO CITY, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Shares in Mexico's Cemex , the world's No. 3 cement company, fell 14.92 percent on Thursday as investors panicked about a bank downgrading its outlook and the possibility that a weaker peso would affect Cemex results.