Mexico
Analysis: Mexico sees life beyond U.S. export market
MEXICO CITY - For years after the North American Free Trade Agreement came into force, the main road to riches for many Mexican entrepreneurs was across the border. Now they are increasingly likely to cross an ocean instead.
Mexico names intelligence chief interior minister
MEXICO CITY - Mexico picked the head of the national intelligence agency as the country's new interior minister on Thursday, beefing up the job's security profile as the government attempts to bring violent drug cartels to heel.
Factbox: Mexico's new Interior Minister Alejandro Poire
- Mexican President Felipe Calderon named Alejandro Poire as interior minister on Thursday following the death of Francisco Blake in a helicopter crash last week.
Mexican leftist scrubs clean image for 2012 election
MEXICO CITY - Mexican presidential hopeful Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is dropping his fiery left-wing rhetoric and instead preaching peace and love to win back voters alienated when he launched massive protests after narrowly losing the 2006 election.
Mexico's Lopez Obrador to run for president in 2012
MEXICO CITY - Left-wing stalwart Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Tuesday he will again run for Mexico's presidency in 2012, six years after his razor-thin loss in the last election sparked extended massive protests.
Factbox: Mexico's left backs Lopez Obrador for 2012 race
- Mexico's left-wing parties on Tuesday backed Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador after polls showed he was
Botero sculpture, Tamayo painting lead Latam sales
NEW YORK - A towering Fernando Botero sculpture and a painting by Mexican master Rufino Tamayo lead Latin American art auctions this week, which could benefit from strong demand seen in earlier art sales in New York.
Mexican president's sister trails in state election
MEXICO CITY - Mexican President Felipe Calderon's sister trailed on Sunday night in a very close state governor's election that is viewed as a key test of the government's popularity before next year's presidential vote.
Canada, Mexico ask to join pan-Pacific trade talks
HONOLULU - Canada and Mexico want to join talks to forge a free trade area in the Asia-Pacific region, giving a significant boost to the U.S.-led initiative to foster economic growth by tearing down trade barriers.
Canada, Mexico ask to join pan-Pacific trade talks
HONOLULU - Canada and Mexico want to join talks to forge a free trade area in the Asia-Pacific region, giving a significant boost to the U.S.-led initiative to foster economic growth by tearing down trade barriers.
Egypt generals promise transfer to civilian rule
CAIRO - Under fierce pressure from street protests, Egypt's army chief promised on Tuesday to hand over to a civilian president by July and made a conditional offer for an immediate end to army rule. | Video
Capturing the Punjabi imagination: drones and “the noble savage”
A short work of fiction about drones may tell us more about the way these are imagined than how they are experienced in Pakistan's tribal areas.
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