14Apr2015 | From Ballrooms to Concert Halls, Mexico Kept This Cuban Style Alive NPR.org The music is called danzon, and it was born in Cuba in the late 1800s. By early in the next century, it had couples gliding in set patterns in a kind of formal square dance. It was huge. |
14Apr2015 | Excelsior Denounces US Blacklisting of Mexican Companies Trading with Cuba Cuban News Agency According to Mexico´s Excelsior newspaper, although Washington and Havana have begun a process towards the normalization of relations, the White House keeps Mexican companies on its black list for their relations with Cuba. |
14Apr2015 | Researcher Sylvia Earle's Wish: Protect Our Oceans TED Talks Legendary ocean researcher Sylvia Earle says we should all stop eating fish before it is too late. |
13Apr2015 | Garcia Marquez Tops Best-Selling Authors in Mexico Prensa Latina The Colombian writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez leads this week's list of the 10 best-selling authors in Mexico, with his novel 'One Hundred Years of Solitude.' |
13Apr2015 | Relatives of Disappeared Ayotzinapa Students Begin Tour Across Canada La Jornada A delegation of the families of 43 disappeared students of the Ayotzinapa Rural Normal School will tour several cities in Canada through May 2, carrying out various information activities with legislators, students, academics, trade unions and NGOs. |
13Apr2015 | Tijuana Officials Mandate Drug Treatment for Hundreds of 'El Bordo' Homeless KPBS.org Hundreds of people who were living in makeshift homes in a Tijuana river canal are now in rehabilitation centers across the city. Most were deportees who turned to methamphetamine and heroin after losing hope of returning to the U.S. |
13Apr2015 | Are You Ready? Race Week Has Started for SCORE Innaugural Baja Sur 500 Off-Road.com Mexico’s majestic Baja California peninsula is prepared to host the first SCORE race entirely run on the southernmost part of the peninsula. |
13Apr2015 | An Indigenous Community's Long and Remarkable Road to Self-Rule in Mexico Global Voices The story of Cheran's resistance goes back centuries to when it held off the Aztec empire, a foreshadowing of the spirit of independence that enabled it to take on organized crime and successfully re-establish political self-governance and self-defense in 2011. |
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