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Anti-corruption reforms move ahead

Major anti-corruption legislation is taking shape in the federal Chamber of Deputies although many skeptics wonder if the new laws will be workable in a country where graft and deceit is so entrenched in public life.


Census takers gear up for four-week household surveys

Personnel employed by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) will hit the streets Monday, March 2 to initiate a four-week survey covering 6.1 million home addresses nationwide.  The program will encompass door-to-door visits in target neighborhoods, subdivisions and gated communities located in Guadalajara and the Lake Chapala area, including the homes of full and part-time expatriate residents.

Hay literature festival cancels Veracruz event

The Hay Festival of literature and arts has cancelled its event in Veracruz in protest against the failure to protect freedom of expression in the state. Organizers of the event said that 800 writers around the world had contacted them asking for the cancellation, following a spate of attacks on journalists. In January, Moises Sanchez became the 15th journalist to be killed or disappeared in Veracruz since 2010.

Aeromexico expands to Boston, Toronto

Aeromexico will launch direct flights from Mexico City to Toronto and Boston, as of May and June respectively, the airline’s director general Andres Conesa revealed in the February edition of its in-flight magazine Aire.

Mexicans among favorites for gongs at Sunday’s Oscars

Nowadays, the lead up to the Oscars, with the rush of other televised awards ceremonies, often turns the actual event itself into  a damp squib.  And with so many of the gongs considered a shoo-in, the major excitement often lies in seeing whether the presenter/s hit any highs or bomb dramatically.