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Train Ban Strands Central American Migrants in Mexico
 Paulina Villegas
Hundreds of Central American migrants trying to make their way to the United States have been stranded in Mexico in recent weeks after the freight-train line they ride — labeled 'The Beast' — began enforcing a ban on stowaways, according to migrant advocates.
Mexicans Are Happier Than People in Other Countries
 CNNMexico.com
Mexicans work more, earn less, suffer more insecurity and obesity - but are more satisfied with their lives than people in other countries, according to the results of the 'Better Life Index,' a study carried out by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Canada Speeds Up Visa Process for Mexican Travelers
 Kim Mackrael
The Canadian Federal Government is taking steps to make it easier for Mexicans to visit Canada, but will leave in place a controversial visa requirement that has strained relations between the two countries. Under the new system, most visas can be issued in a week or less.
Cirque Du Soleil to Open Permanent Show in Mexico
 Associated Press
Cirque du Soleil will base a permanent troupe in Mexico's Mayan Riviera, south of the Cancun resort area in the Yucatan Peninsula, organizers announced last week. 'Joya,' which is scheduled to start November 8, 2014, will be their first permanent production in Latin America.
Chinese Resort Plans Alarm Mexican Eco-Activists
 Mark Stevenson
Environmentalists say the only living hard coral reef in the Gulf of California, the Cabo Pulmo reef just off of Mexico's Baja Peninsula, is once again under threat - just 2 years after activists persuaded the government to block construction of a 30,000-room resort nearby.
Important Mid-Term Election Info from Democrats Abroad
 Democrats Abroad - NBC News
When a party loses big in a 'Six-Year Itch' election, it doesn't fare well in the subsequent presidential contest. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all Democrats - at home and abroad - to re-register, vote, and talk to everyone about how critical this mid-term election is.
Peña Nieto Unveils National Infrastructure Program
 Alex Erquicia
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto announced plans to spend $13.8 billion in tourism infrastructure during his tenure until 2018 through the National Infrastructure Program. He presented the plan at the annual Tianguis Turistico, which was held in Cancun last week.
American Traveler Shares Her Thoughts on Mexico
 BanderasNews.com
Tammy Barbour has been to Mexico four times - once on a cruise ship, twice flying in and then taking a bus from Cancun to Belize City, and finally, driving over 3,000 miles from the USA through Mexico and down to Belize. Here, she shares some of her thoughts on this country.
Travel Industry Execs: Consumers are Craving Mexico
 Meagan Drillinger
Forget what you may have heard about US travelers' hesitation to visit Mexico. According to industry execs, who gathered at Travel Agent Magazine's roundtable at this year’s annual Tianguis Turistico, held May 6th-9th in Cancun, Mexico is hot on the minds of the consumer.
'Guardian Angel' Keeps Sex Offenders Out of Mexico
 BanderasNews.com
Jalisco Government Secretary Arturo Zamora recently reported that over the last nine months 38 foreigners convicted in their home countries of sexual crimes against minors have been refused entry into Mexico by immigration staff at the Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta airports.
Protecting 'Green Jewel' Biosphere is Good for Jobs
 Scott Johnson
The Sierra Gorda, known as 'The Green Jewel of Mexico,' is the countries most ecologically diverse protected area. Through 'participatory conservation,' locals getting involved in taking care of their beloved natural surroundings while benefiting economically in the process.
Mexican Migration to US Could be on the Rise Again
 David Iaconangelo
Since the outbreak of the Great Recession in 2009, the flow of Mexican migrants to the United States has slowed considerably, falling to nearly a net gain of zero in 2012. But Mexico’s biggest financial institution thinks it’s been back on the rise in 2014.
AMPI International Summit to be held in Tulum
 mexi-go.ca
Attending the AMPI Summit this June is an opportunity for realtors, developers and brokers to network, create referrals and learn more about the influence of the foreign buyer in Mexico. Hosted at Bahia Principe Master Development in Tulum only adds to the attraction of attending.
Mexico in Process of Setting Up its Own Border Patrol
 WOAI.com
For years, Mexico relied on emigration to deal with the demographic imbalance caused by the 'Mexican Baby Boom' of the sixties and seventies. Now that Mexico's birth rate has stabilized, and it's economy is improving, Mexico is finding itself victimized by illegal immigrants.
Mexican Pacific Tropical Storm Warning Issued
 noticiasmvs.com
The Ministry of the Interior (SEGOB), in coordination with National Civil Protection authorities, released a tropical cyclone warning early on Wednesday, saying the storm could potentially cause heavy rainfall in the states of Oaxaca, Guerrero, Michoacan, Colima and Jalisco.
Princess's 50th Anniversary Voyage Includes Vallarta
 Gene Sloan
Princess Cruises will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a special Mexico sailing that will recall its very first voyage in 1965. The 14-day trip on the 670-passenger Pacific Princess will offer a blend of ports from the maiden itinerary, including Puerto Vallarta.
Mexico Mortgages Available for US and Canadian Buyers
 Marie Callan
Over the last decade, mortgage financing for Americans and Canadians purchasing homes south of the border has been gaining in popularity. And, with rock bottom prices currently being offered on Mexico resort real estate, many are looking for ways to finance their dream home.
Cockfighting Starting to Ruffle Feathers in Mexico
 Jan-Albert Hootsen
In a small arena near Mexico City, fans trickle in as 2 men enter a ring, each cradling a rooster like a fragile heirloom. The men stare intensely at each other while holding the animals out in front of them. The crowd quiets. An announcer gives the cue. And the men let go.
Things to Consider When Buying Mexico Real Estate
 David Hoffman
Making the move to Mexico can be made a lot easier with a checklist in place and a solid real estate agent by your side. There are currently many reasonably priced properties available in resort areas... maybe now's the time to start your search and plan your move to paradise!
Puerto Vallarta - the New Symbol of Tourism in Mexico
 Vallarta Pride
Puerto Vallarta is becoming the new symbol of tourism in Mexico. International visitors have long known of Puerto Vallarta's charm and natural beauty and, today, improvements to the city's infrastructure and public attractions have made it a world-class vacation destination.
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