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The Future of Traditionally Made Mezcal is On the Line
 The Guardian
New regulations governing denomination of origin will soon make a change in the world of agave based liquors in Mexico that could forever hamper the development and marketing of traditional, indigenous Mexican spirits, like mezcal, raicilla, sotol and other agavate distillates.
Mexico to be Highlighted at 2016 Cannes Film Festival
 Xinhua
Mexico is set to have a high profile at this year's Cannes Film Festival with the participation of Mexican films, actors and judges. Aside from the films, Mexican actor and director Diego Luna has been selected to serve on the jury of the festival's 'Un Certain Regard' competition.
GAP: Passenger Traffic Increase in 12 Mexican Airports
 Business Wire
Grupo Aeroportuario Del Pacífico has reported international traffic up 10.2 percent and an overall passenger increase of 19.4 percent at its 13 airports, (12 Mexico-based airports and 1 in Montego Bay, Jamaica) for the month of April 2016, compared to traffic figures for April 2015.
Puerto Peñasco Cruise Ship Port Work to Resume Soon
 BanderasNews.com
Work on the cruise ship home port in Puerto Peñasco is expected to resume within 30-60 days. Sonora government officials say they are clearing up problems left by the previous administration in preparation for releasing more funds for the completion of the $100 million facility.
U.S. Citizens Can Vote in 2016 Election from Mexico
 Democrats Abroad Mexico
It is not too soon to think about requesting your absentee ballot to vote in some state primaries and the U.S. Nov. 8, 2016 general election from here in Mexico. United States or Dual U.S./Mexican Citizens can register to vote and request an absentee ballot at VoteFromAbroad.org.
Mexico Rental Property Owners Must Pay Mexican Taxes
 The Settlement Company
Mexican newspapers are full of headlines about the growing problem of foreigners who are renting their homes or condos and failing to pay Mexican taxes. Not only is this a violation of the terms of most bank trusts, but also it is a violation of Mexican tax law and reprisals are severe.
Mexican Designers are Shaking Up the Fashion World
 fusion.net
Mexican fashion is making a strong comeback - at home and abroad. Suddenly, local clothing brands are selling internationally, and the unique Mexican fashion style that blends traditional designs with modern cuts are appearing on models strutting down catwalks around the globe.
Tax Doesn't Keep Mexico From Drinking Sugary Soda
 Fortune
A 10% tax imposed on sugary drinks two years ago hasn't stopped Mexicans from buying soda. Sales dropped at first, but it appears as if they're once again on the rise. The country's largest Coca Cola bottler saw soda sales rise by 5.5% in the 1st quarter of this year compared to 2015.
Mexico's 2016 Tianguis Turístico: Breaking News
 Travel Pulse
Having recouped its standing as one of the world's top ten most visited countries according to the WTO, Mexico pulled out all the stops at the 41st Tianguis Turístico, showcasing its cultural & artisanal diversity and introducing new developments in Vallarta-Nayarit and other areas.
Mexico Largest Latin American Investor in India
 business-standard.com
Mexico is India's largest Latin American investor, with an FDI of over $800 million from 2009 to 2015, Mexican Ambassador Melba Pria said on Monday at the CII Latin America and Caribbean Outreach Programme, where 14 ambassadors and senior officials from the region participated.
Cinco de Mayo: A Day to Celebrate Mexican Culture
 BanderasNews.com
Throughout Mexico, as well as in many cities across the United States and any other country where there are people of Mexican descent, the fifth of May means partying in traditional Mexican style; but the significance of Cinco de Mayo goes beyond mariachi bands and piñatas.
Mexico SUP & Paddleboard Team Selection in Sayulita
 Riviera Nayarit CVB
The top Stand Up Paddle (SUP) and paddleboard competitors in Mexico will be in Sayulita, the Riviera Nayarit's Surf Capital, from May 6-8, competing for one of the fifteen spots open to the men and women that will make up the Mexican National SUP and Paddleboard Team.
Raiders Give Mexico a Taste of the NFL During Draft Days
 Associated Press
The Oakland Raiders relocated south for the third day of the NFL draft Saturday. South of the border, that is. Amid sombrero- and lucha libre mask-clad fans, the Raiders announced their late-round picks from Azteca Stadium, where they'll face the Houston Texans on November 21.
Marriott Offers Group Travelers a Chance To Give Back
 hospitalitynet.org
Group travelers staying at a Marriott property in Mexico or the Caribbean can help a local charity through the company's new 'Carry-on Charity' program. The program offers a credit to cover the cost of an additional checked bag so travelers can bring items to donate to local charities.
Hook the Cure Returns to Puerto Vallarta Nov. 3
 Gary Green
The Eleventh Annual Hook the Cure powered by IOTEC will return to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico on November 3, 2016. The four-day catch-and-release offshore tournament, an official event of the Redbone Celebrity Series, will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
 Drone Services, Development Take Off in Mexico
 CCTV America
With a growing manufacturing and aerospace industry and low production costs, the drone business is booming in Mexico and fast becoming a testing ground for development. Drones are being used to help create maps, make videos and maybe one day deliver products.
Guadalajara to Bolster Security with High-tech Devices
 Prensa Latina
The Mexican state of Jalisco will invest $850 million pesos in high-tech devices to strengthen security and combat crime in Guadalajara. Jalisco Attorney General, Eduardo Almaguer, presented the plan that includes the Center for Coordination, Command, Control, Communications and Computers.
Senate Confirms Jacobson as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico
 Associated Press
The United States Senate has confirmed Roberta Jacobson, President Barack Obama's nominee to be U.S. ambassador to Mexico, and clears the way for the first woman to hold what is considered to be one of the country’s most important diplomatic posts.
AT&T Push into Mexico vs. America Movil Looking Good
 investors.com
AT&T said it added 529,000 wireless subscribers in Mexico in Q1, with one-fourth the higher-spending postpaid customers who are billed monthly. With the Q1 gain, AT&T has 9.2 million wireless subscribers in Mexico and could get even more after it finishes the 4G network upgrade.
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