17May2015 | A Humble Mexico-Born Victor Espinoza Wins Second Leg on Triple Crown Journey The Associated Press Forgive Espinoza for acting like a man in a hurry to get the job done after the gate burst open Saturday to launch the 140th running of the Preakness. "I was freezing," Espinoza said. "I just wanted to get it over with." |
16May2015 | 24 Hours Later, Agribusiness Owners Disown Agreement with Baja Farmworkers La Jornada The owners of farmland in the valley of San Quintin have rejected the agreement that the Governor of Baja California made with the farmworkers mobilizing in demand of a minimum daily wage of 200 pesos. |
16May2015 | Would You Sign an Email-Free Vacation Pledge? The Globe and Mail As you contemplate your summer holidays, consider using that time for a vacation from email. Chicago-based communications consultant David Grossman is asking people to sign an email-free vacation pledge. |
16May2015 | Human Talent Drives Mexico Aerospace Industry Boom The News Human capital is the principal driver of the boom in Mexico’s aerospace industry - which over the last five years has reached exports of more than $12 billion. |
16May2015 | Study Shows 'Millenial' Youth in Mexico Are More or Less Conservative La Jornada Born between 1980 and 2000, they like sports, social networking and watching TV. They also enjoy art, music and languages. They are the so-called millennial generation. |
16May2015 | US, Guatemalan and Mexican Military Veterans Train Jalisco New Generation Cartel teleSUR Members of the Jalisco drug cartel in Mexico have received paramilitary training from foreign military veterans, including from the United States, according to various Mexican authorities quoted in a Wall Street Journal report. |
16May2015 | Two Tragic Cases Throw a Harsh Spotlight on Latin America's Abortion Laws Global Voices Two cases of rape resulting in pregnancy thousands of miles apart have once again have put a face to a taboo topic in Latin America: abortion. |
16May2015 | Patrick Corcoran: Can Mexico's Electoral Authority Stop Criminal Funding? Insight Crime Mexico is weeks away from a landmark midterm election, but many analysts worry that the nation's electoral authorities are dropping the ball as far as criminal organizations financing their preferred candidates. |
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