Noticias de Hoy

An agriculture centre part funded by Carlos Slim and Bill Gates hopes to ‘provide food security for generations’ but the centre’s GM research is not welcomed by everyone Philanthropists Bill Gates and Carlos Slim at the inauguration of a new research facility at CIMMYT.

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Scientists in Mexico herald agriculture revolution in food security pushThe GuardianScientists at a major international research centre based in Mexico say recent donations from billionaire philanthropists have taken them significantly closer to providing poor farmers with more productive, nutritional and resistant varieties of wheat . . . and more »

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Pope Benedict XVI appeared for the first time since announcing his resignation and said he stepping down “for the good of the church. ” CBS News’ Allen Pizzey reports.

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Does anyone else sometimes feel like the literal translation of “tapas” could be “How do I figure out how many of these little tiny plates of food will constitute an actual meal?” Unless you’re in the right hands, you may be disappointed by your choices.

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Mexico Seeks US Help for Anti-Drug Social ProgramsABC NewsMexico Seeks US Help for Anti-Drug Social Programs. MEXICO CITY February 15, 2013 (AP). A top security official says Mexico will ask the U. S. to focus anti-drug aid more on social programs and prevention. Mexican Assistant Interior Secretary Roberto . . . and more »

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A candle and a pair of shoes with a name tag of its owner, a victim of the drug war, are arranged at a square in Monterrey January 15, 2012 .

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Mexico’s ambitious agenda of economic reforms could unleash pent-up spending by low and middle-income earners if the economy gathers steam and more on-the-books employment gives workers easier access to credit.

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Urbi Surges Most Since December on Covenants: Mexico City MoverBloombergUrbi has renegotiated or gotten waivers on bank debt covenants it was close to violating, Antonio Jorge, an investor relations official for the homebuilder, said in a telephone interview yesterday from Mexico City. Mexicali, Mexico-based Urbi and its . . . and more »

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Answers have been elusive on what may have contributed to the February 15, 2011, ambush that killed a U. S. agent and injured another while on assignment in Mexico.

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VATICAN CITY: Pope Benedict XVI hit his head during his March 2012 trip to Mexico, The Vatican said Thursday, but denied the accident had any “relevant” role in his resignation.

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