More

Mexico

Assistant's Dress Steals Show At Mexican Presidential Debate

Posted 08.05.2012 | UK

Read More: Julia Orayen, Mexico, Video, UK News, Playboy, Presidential Debates, UK World, Revealing Dress, Julia Orayen Dress, Mexican Presidential Elections, UK News

The Mexican Electoral Commission has apologised for an "outrageous" dress worn by an assistant at the first televised debate in the Mexican presidenti...

Read Whole Story

PHOTOS: Mexico Mulls Bullfight Ban

Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 30.04.2012 | UK

Read More: Animal Cruelty, Blood Sports, Animal Rights, Mexico Bullfighting, Bullfighting, UK News, Latin America, Bulls, Animal Rights Campaigning, Mexico, Worldpage, News, UK News

Politicians in Mexico are due to vote on whether to ban bullfighting in the country, which has a 500-year-old tradition of the controversial sport. ...

Read Whole Story

Top Five Stylish Hotels With an Eco-Conscience

Black Tomato | Posted 04.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Read More: Slidepollajax, Shakti 360 Leti, Montana, Himalayas, Costa Rica, Mexico, Cambodia, Stone Creek Camp, Eco-Friendly Hotel, Eco-Resorts, Environment, UK-Innovation, UK Lifestyle News
Black Tomato

Last weekend was Earth Day. With this in mind we've searched high and low for hotels and accommodation that combine an eco-conscience with impeccable style that most definitely get's the Black Tomato stamp of approval.

Read Post

Jessica Biel And Kate Beckinsale Are Glossy And Glam For Total Recall Photo Call

MyDaily | Posted 18.04.2012 | UK Style

Read More: Colin Farrell, J Mendel, Mexico, Fashion, Kate Beckinsale, Celebrity Style, Total Recall, Giambattista Valli, Jessica Biel, UK Style News

Expect to see lots more photos of Jessica Biel and Kate Beckinsale attempting to outdo each other in the glam stakes in the near future, as they've ju...

Read Whole Story

Tour of the Scottish Highlands

Raj Gill | Posted 10.04.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Read More: Australia, Glasgow, Mexico, Erskine Bridge, Scotland, Lochs, Rabbies Tours, Loch Tay, UK Tour, Falls of Dochart, Celtic, Loch Lomond, Loch Lomond National Park, Dewars Whisky Distillery, The Fountain, Wallace Monument, Glens, Killin, Aberfeldy, UK Lifestyle News
Raj Gill

We have lived in Scotland for most of our lives, yet we have never had the time to take a guided tour of our magnificent country.

Read Post

Chevron: Take a Lesson From BP, Do The Right Thing

Martin Horwood | Posted 01.04.2012 | UK Politics

Read More: Mexico, Chevron, Oil Spill, Bp, Tribes, Ecuador, Tribal People, Oil, UK Diary, Un, United Nations, Amazon, UK Politics News
Martin Horwood

Our cousins across the pond were horrified and, rightly so, at the damage wrought by the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. But what about the misconduct of the U.S oil company, Chevron, in Ecuador?

Read Post

Attacks on Journalists in Mexico: Why Federalization of these Crimes Matters

Cathal Sheerin | Posted 25.05.2012 | UK

Read More: Politics, Law, Latin America, Police Corruption, Police, Free Speech, Mexico, War on Drugs, Media, Mexico Drug Violence, Journalism, UK News
Cathal Sheerin

On 13 March 2012, the Mexican Senate approved an amendment to the law that would make any attack on journalists a federal crime. If you're wondering...

Read Post

International Women's Day: Remembering the Murdered Women Writers of Mexico

Cathal Sheerin | Posted 07.05.2012 | UK

Read More: Yolanda Ordaz De La Cruz, Mexico Media, UK Press, Mexico, Womens Day, International Women's Day, Women in the Media, UK Media, UK News
Cathal Sheerin

On International Women's Dayhttp://www.pen-international.org/newsitems/mexico-international-women%E2%80%99s-day-8-march-2012/, 8 March 2012, spare a thought for the murdered women writers of Mexico. We should remember them - the system seems inclined to forget.

Read Post

Did A Drop In Rain Finish Off Maya Civilisation?

PA | Posted 24.02.2012 | UK

Read More: Maya-Civilization, Environment, Mexico, UK News, Green Issues, UK News

Only a modest drop in rainfall led to the collapse of the classic Maya civilisation more than 1,100 years ago, a new study has found. The demise of...

Read Whole Story

What Has Happened to Argentine Dignity?

Peter Martindale | Posted 21.04.2012 | UK Politics

Read More: Uruguay, Puerto Rico, Central America, Falkland Islands, United Nations, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, South America, Malvinas, South Atlantic, USA, Paraguay, Peru, Argentina, Cristina Fernández De Kirchner, Honduras, Cuba, Un, Panama, Alicia Castro, Spain, Nicaragua, Brasil, UK Politics News
Peter Martindale

The Argentine people should have the intelligence and dignity to drop all claims to the Falklands and so to benefit from improved relations and trade, or for ever be complaining about the state of their own country and what might have been.

Read Post

Mexico's G20 Leadership Represents a Global Shift

Jeremy Browne | Posted 20.04.2012 | UK Politics

Read More: Mexico g20, World, UK Politics, Climate Change, Global Leadership, Mexico, Economic Growth, UK Environment, Foreign Affairs, g20, Bric, UK Politics News
Jeremy Browne

Away from the established centres of power, the world is changing fast. The first meeting of the G20 Foreign Ministers taking place today demonstrate again the need for Britain to continue to build new alliances. For the first time ever the G20 will be chaired by, and held in, Mexico: an indicative sign of the shift which enhances the status of fast-rising economies.

Read Post

Mexico Coastguard Hunt Briton Who Fell From Cruise Ship

Posted 04.04.2012 | UK

Read More: Cruises, UK News, Cozumel, Allure of the Seas, Royal Carribean Allure of the Seas, Mexico, UK News

A search was under way today for a British passenger who apparently went overboard from the world's biggest cruise ship in waters near Mexico. The ...

Read Whole Story

Whoops! Cocaine Worth $2m Accidentally Shipped To UN Headquarters

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 27.01.2012 | UK

Read More: Mexico, Nypd, UK Crime, UK News, United Nations, Cocaine, UK News

Two sacks of cocaine have been accidentally delivered to the United Nations’ New York headquarters. The 16kg shipment from Mexico was hidden in ...

Read Whole Story

Peruvian Shamans Implore Sprits To Save World From 2012 Apocalypse

Huffington Post UK | Michael Rundle | Posted 28.02.2012 | Home

Read More: Peru, UK News, 2012-Mayan-Calendar, Armageddon, 2012 Mayan Apocalypse, Mexico, Lima, Prophecy, 2012 Apocalypse, Shaman, End of the World, 2012, Home News

Shamans in Peru have conducted ceremonies imploring the spirits to save the world from apocalypse. The rituals were conducted on Thursday in Lima, ...

Read Whole Story

PHOTOS: Catholics Flock To Mexico For Virgin Mary Festival

Posted 12.12.2011 | UK

Read More: Aztec, UK News, Mexicans, Latin America, Virgen De Guadalupe, Nahuatl, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico, Catholic, Guadalupe, News, UK News

Thousands of Christians have flocked to Mexico City for the most popular Catholic shrine in the world - to commemorate the festival of Our Lady Of Gua...

Read Whole Story

Google Doodle Celebrates Mexican Artist Diego Rivera

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 06.02.2012 | UK Tech

Read More: Google, Art, UK News, Social Life, Murals, Communist, UK Technology News, Diego Rivera, Mexico, UK Tech, Google Doodle, Frida Khalo, UK Tech News

The 125th birthday of prominent Mexican artist Diego Rivera is Thursday’s featured Google doodle, with a mural-style image depicting his homeland’...

Read Whole Story

Gaddfi's Son 'Tried To Flee To Mexico'

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 07.12.2011 | UK

Read More: Mexico, Libya, Arab Spring, Niger, Saddi Gaadafi, UK News BMJ Careers, Interpol, UK News

Mexico claims to have foiled a plot to smuggle one of Colonel Gaddafi's sons into the country. Government secretary Alejandro Poire said Mexican in...

Read Whole Story

'End Of The World Not In 2012' According To Decoded Mayan Tablet

Huffington Post | Alastair Plumb | Posted 02.12.2011 | UK Comedy

Read More: Archaeologists, Archaeologist, Mayan Prophecy, Apocolypse, Mexico, Mayans, 2012 Apocalypse, Archaeological Dig, Mayan Calendar, Archaeology, 2012, UK Comedy News

Good news, everyone! The end of the world won't take place in 2012. Hooray! Sven Gronemeyer of Australia's La Trobe University says that his interp...

Read Whole Story

Mexican Inmates Swim 60 Miles From Prison Island Before Being Caught

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 25.11.2011 | UK

Read More: Mexican Navy, Islas-Marias-Penal-Colony, Mexico, UK News, Islas Marias, UK News

Six Mexican prisoners managed to swim 60 miles from their prison island before being captured, after fleeing the island penal colony of Islas Marias, ...

Read Whole Story

Forget the Bad Press - Some Journalists are Risking Everything to Tell the Story

Helena Williams | Posted 22.01.2012 | UK

Read More: Journalists, Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), International News Safety Institute, Citizen Journalism, Pakistan, International Freedom of Expression Exchange, Mexico, Maguindanao Massacre, Occupy, Impunity, Journalism, UK Media, UK News
Helena Williams

For a day at least, we should stop and think of the reporters - whether working for an international news organisation, a local paper, or simply blogging - who are risking their lives every day to ask the difficult questions, lend a voice to the voiceless and get the story.

Read Post

Heading South For The Winter

Black Tomato | Posted 25.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Read More: Cook Islands, Slidepollajax, Mexico, Migration, Sun Trap, Costa Rica, Mauritius, UK Lifestyle News
Black Tomato

As the winter creeps slowly in and the days get colder and shorter, Black Tomato, takes inspiration from those animals that migrate and head south for winter in favour of sunnier destinations.

Read Post

James Long Menswear Spring/Summer 2012

Joao Paulo Nunes | Posted 24.11.2011 | UK Style

Read More: Edward James, Mexico, Dolce & Gabbana, Las Pozas, Man Bag, Baby's on Fire, Riccardo Tisci, London, London Fashion Week, Brian Eno, James Long, Spring/Summer 2012, Versace, Glam Rock, Givenchy, Royal College of Art, UK Style News
Joao Paulo Nunes

It was clear, from the moment the first model took to the runway to the initial notes of Brian Eno's 1973 glam rock song 'Baby's on Fire', that the au...

Read Post

Picture This

Black Tomato | Posted 04.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle

Read More: Slidepollajax, India, Mexico, Amsterdam, Northern Lights, France, UK Lifestyle News
Black Tomato

Photo month 2011 at the East London International Photography Festival got underway this Saturday (1st Oct) with more than 100 galleries and venues ex...

Read Post

Five Decomposing Heads Found By Mexican Police

Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 28.11.2011 | UK

Read More: Mexican Drug Cartels, Social Media Crime, UK News, Twitter, Los Zetas, Mexico, Mexican Violence, Decapitation, US Border, Mexican Drug War, UK News

Five decomposing heads have been found in a blood stained sack outside a primary school in Acapulco, Mexico in what appears to be the latest attack by...

Read Whole Story

Birds of a Feather

John Giacobbi | Posted 11.11.2011 | UK Tech

Read More: Shares, Mexico, Twitter, Web Sheriff, Hedge Funds, Gcses, Social Media, Banking, UK Tech News
John Giacobbi

Much as though - I suppose - Twitter are to be congratulated on reaching the 100 Million user milestone last week, the news that carpet-baggers (sorry - hedge fund managers) are now using random samples of trending topics on Twitter to decide what to gamble on (sorry - invest in), brings 'dumbing-down' to a new, all-time low.

Read Post