08May2015 | BookIt.com Gives Away 100 Trips in 10 Days, Reveals Top Ten Resort Lists PRWeb BookIt.com is revealing a series of Top Ten resort lists this week. To kick off their annual reveal, BookIt.com has announced the biggest giveaway in company history – with 100 trips to be given away in only ten days. |
08May2015 | Mexican President Pena Nieto: 'Reforms are the Foundation for Building a Better Country' Exchange Morning Post The 10th World Economic Forum on Latin America opened with the leaders of Mexico, Panama and Haiti stressing the importance of pursuing necessary structural reforms. |
08May2015 | Los Cuinis: Wealthiest Narcos You Never Heard Of PanAm Post Los Cuinis are relatively unknown, but according to a new report by the US Drug Enforcement Administration they are wealthier than the feared Sinaloa and Los Zetas cartels, having used their low profile to carve out a niche market in Europe and Asia. |
08May2015 | The Genetic Memory of Corn and Cultures in Mexico CIP Americas We wait to see if the culture of corporate privilege and political corruption that is behind the idea of patented genetically modified seeds is stronger than our reasons. In the meantime we wonder about how this culture came to be so dominant. |
08May2015 | Catholic Leaders Say Mexico's Neoliberal Economic Model Criminalizes Migrants Proceso Speaking in the United States, the Bishop of the Diocese of Saltillo, Raul Vera, and the priest Alejandro Solalinde said that for neoliberal capitalism, immigrants are disposable objects for a commercial project in which they no longer have a place. |
08May2015 | Sanctioned Mexican Election Candidate Protests on 20-Foot Wooden Cross Daily Mail Independent candidate Rafaela Romo Orozco crucified herself to a wooden cross after being prevented from standing in the local elections in Mexico. |
08May2015 | Filmmaker Fernando Llanos Unlocks Past in 'Matria' Fllanos.com The grandfather of filmmaker Fernando Llanos fought alongside Pancho Villa, became a Master Mason, was elected Congressman representing the state of Oaxaca three times, and led the National Charro Association. His story of success, however, held a secret. |
08May2015 | An Indigenous Community in Mexico Finds Its Voice in Homegrown Media Global Voices Radio Campfire, one of the main media outlets in Cheran in western Mexico, was born only a few days after the indigenous community took up self-governance and self-defense in 2011 in the face of organized crime looking to exploit the area's resources. |
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