89.3 KPCC | LA mayor on trade, tourism mission in Mexico City says Obama should cut ... Edmonton Journal MEXICO CITY - U.S. President Barack Obama should cut deportations of migrants and focus resources on the 2 million people in the U.S. who are eligible to become citizens, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday during a visit to Mexico's capital. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announces USC, Bank of Mexico fellowship ... |
January brings tourism back on growth track Cuba Standard.com CUBA STANDARD — Breaking a record in visitor numbers for the month and growing a hefty 9.3% from January 2013, 320,032 tourists visited Cuba in January, the National Statistics Office (ONE) reported. The rise is a rebound from two years of stagnation. |
89.3 KPCC | LA mayor on trade, tourism mission in Mexico City says Obama should cut ... Calgary Herald MEXICO CITY - U.S. President Barack Obama should cut deportations of migrants and focus resources on the 2 million people in the U.S. who are eligible to become citizens, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday during a visit to Mexico's capital. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announces USC, Bank of Mexico fellowship ... |
Women: Majority of Labor Force in Latin America Prensa Latina Imagen de muestra 05 de marzo de 2014, 17:15Mexico, Mar 5 (Prensa Latina) Over 50 percent of the labor force in Latin America are women of working age, amounting to over 100 million, said the Regional Office of the International Labor Organization (ILO). Nearly 8 million young Latin Americans are unemployed |
Latin America accounts for more than 30% of the world's homicides World Bank Group From the formation of self-defense committees in Michoacán, Mexico and to the murder of a former Miss Venezuela, to gangs in Central America and the murder of police officers in Argentina at the hands of criminals, the lack of citizen security ... Microsoft Donates $10 Million in Software across Latin America UK's Growing Engagement in Latin America Faces Risks and Competition Latin American steel trade deficit with China persists |
Cuba Manipulating Health Care Statistics Washington Free Beacon Cuba's socialist regime continues to engage in widespread manipulation of its health care statistics to enhance its legitimacy abroad, experts say. The issue of Cuba's health care record came up again recently after Sen. Tom Harkin (D., Iowa) visited ... |
Steve Paul: Cuba's fine arts museum loses nearly 100 works to theft Sacramento Bee It was both dispiriting and unsurprising to hear the other day that nearly 100 artworks had been stolen from storage at Cuba's National Museum of Fine Arts. Dispiriting because there are hints, as the story has been reported, that the heist was an ... |
Belfast Telegraph | Che Guevara, cool cars and street life... the image of Cuba comes to Belfast Belfast Telegraph The striking collection from the award-winning photographer was taken on a recent trip to Cuba and features an image of graffiti of Che Guevara's face. The graffiti was based on the Guerrillero Heroico photograph of the Argentinean, taken by Alberto ... |
Travel Daily Media | Mexico showcases to the world Travel Daily Media Tourism already generates 8.4% of Mexico's GDP and its president is chair of the country's Tourism Cabinet that aims to grow tourism sustainably so both tourists and residents benefit. Mexico's minister of tourism Claudia Ruiz Massieu told ITB ... |
ABC News | Alleged Cuba Kidnap Dad Loses Bid for Insanity Defense ABC News The couple who made international headlines after police in Florida say they kidnapped their two young children and sailed to Cuba will both stand trial, after prosecutors told a judge the father was faking claims of insanity. Both Joshua and Sharyn ... |
Vancouver Sun | Loreto, Mexico, designated a "Magic Town" to promote tourism, remains a quiet ... Vancouver Sun In a renewed effort two years ago, Mexico's tourism agency gave Loreto its "Magic Town" moniker, a label to promote places notable for natural beauty, cultural riches or historical relevance. Still, the international airport here welcomed only about 40 ... |
Mexico tourism getting big boost from AZ KTAR.com "Of the travelers that Triple-A has booked to Mexico, we have not experienced any issues," Donati said. "In terms of the violence there, none of it has ever been directed at tourists and that has stayed the same. I think folks have fewer reservations ... |
