Tagged: Mexico

Pages

Fronteras
2:16 pm
Wed December 12, 2012

Mezcal Production Drawing Mexicans Back Home

Credit Lorne Matalon
Distilled mezcal is filtered into a storage drum.

It’s after midnight at Bar Añejo in Manhattan. Añejo means ‘aged’. On this night--in this place--it means “the nectar of a Mexican plant that’s been lovingly grown, and you’re about to sip it.”

Read more
Fronteras
1:10 pm
Fri December 7, 2012

Mexico One Step Closer To Legalized Gay Marriage

The Mexican Supreme Court overturned an Oaxaca state law prohibiting same-sex marriage. The ruling may have a wide-ranging influence, leading to the legalization of gay marriage in Mexico.

The unanimous ruling is aligned with Mexico City, where gay marriage has been legal since 2010.

Some are citing this week’s decision as evidence that Mexico is paving the way for gay marriages to be recognized not only throughout the nation, but other Latin American countries as well.

Read more
Fronteras
3:53 pm
Wed November 21, 2012

US Issues Another Mexico Travel Warning

The State Department has renewed its travel warning for Mexico, saying that drug violence there can be a danger to Americans.

Read more
Fronteras
5:38 pm
Tue November 20, 2012

US And Mexico Make Water History

The United States and Mexico signed an historic agreement Tuesday to ration and protect Colorado River water.

Read more
State Capitol News
4:23 pm
Thu September 13, 2012

Fmr Mexican President Vicente Fox Urges Closer Ties with US

Credit Howard Fischer / Capitol Media Services
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox makes his case Thursday for greater economic cooperation -- and use of Mexican migrant labor -- to bolster the economies of both his country and the United States.

Vicente Fox warned today that unless this country works closer with Mexico -- and recognizes the benefits of immigrant labor -- it will end up playing second fiddle to China.

Read more

Pages