Mexico 7, Russia 0
Julio Arciniega fired a four-hitter, Nordan Gomez scored twice and Mexicali, Mexico, peppered Moscow’s pitching with 11 hits in a 7-0 shutout on Monday at the Little League World Series.
Mexico (1-1), represented by Seguro Social from Mexicali, scored three times in the second inning to increase an early lead to 4-0. Vincente Ayala led off the inning by doubling to the warning track in right field.
He advanced to third on a bunt by Kristian Delgado that died on the edge of the grass in front of home plate and scored on Gomez’s single.
Russia (0-2), the European champs, loaded the bases in the fifth inning with nobody out on a rally that started with a single and stolen base each from Alexander Khudyakov and Nikita Kotliar.
Arciniega escaped the jam with a strikeout and an inning-ending double play.
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MOSCOW, June 21 (RIA Novosti) - President Vladimir Putin told Mexican President Vicente Fox today that Russia would provide Mexico with liquefied gas from Sakhalin.
"We are developing a series of major economic projects, including in the energy sector," the Russian leader said. "I am pleased to say that liquefied gas will be delivered to the Mexican coast from Sakhalin, with part of it remaining in your country."
Chinese FM meets with counterparts from Russia, Bolivia, Mexico
Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing met Monday with his counterparts from Russia, Bolivia and Mexico on the sidelines of the 60th session of the UN General Assembly in New York.
During his meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Li said Chinese President Hu Jintao and Russian President Vladimir Putin have met for many times, and reached new and important consensus on how to deepen the bilateral relationship.
China will cooperate closely with Russia to translate the consensus into action, and to enhance the development of bilateral relations, Li stressed.
Lavrov expressed
Ziff Davis Launches Foreign Editions in Brazil, Russia and Mexico
Ziff Davis announced today that it has joined forces with several leading international media partners, Editorial Televisa, Conrad Editora and (game) Land, to launch three new foreign editions of PC Magazine and Sync. These new foreign editions, which will provide product reviews, expert advice and entertaining features, to serve the demands of IT professionals and consumers in the world's fastest growing and emerging technology markets.
Conrad Editora, one of Brazil's leading media companies, will publish PC Magazine Brasil, beginning in August 2005. Following the market-leading formula of PC Magazine, PC Magazine Brasil
Metro to start newspaper in Mexico
Metro International and Mxshares SA de C.V. are entering a joint venture to publish a new edition of the free Metro newspaper in Mexico City.
Metro International SA, which publishes newspapers from Santiago to Helsinki, will publish a new edition of its free Metro newspaper in Mexico City through a local joint venture to tap the country's growing advertising market.
Metro and Mxshares SA de C.V. will each have 35 percent stakes in a new company, while 30 percent will be owned by Immobiliaria Torraco SA de C.V., Metro said in a statement Monday. London-based Metro said
Casa Azul: Mexico City
Source: Slakers.net
On December 13th 1886, after three stillborn children, Maria Rivera gave birth to twins Diego and Carlos in the city of Guanajuato, Mexico. Carlos later died when he was one and a half years old. Diego, named after his father, began to show talent at a very young age by drawing on everything he could find. At about the age of four, Diego also established his lifelong reputation for strong political views by standing up in church and insulting everyone by telling them how stupid they were to pray to lifeless images.
