07Dec2014 | Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo Gears Up for One of Its Busiest Winter Seasons Ever TravelPulse.com Following a 16.4 percent jump in arrivals this summer, Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo is gearing up for what it hopes will be one of its strongest winter seasons ever |
07Dec2014 | In Chiapas Mexico, Indigenous Women Blend Traditional, Modern Attire Global Press Institute Young women who belong to native ethnic groups in southeast Mexico conserve their cultural heritage while adopting elements of modern urban style. |
07Dec2014 | United Nations Urges Mexican Government to Respect Freedom of Speech Television del Sur United Nations general-secretary Ban-Ki-moon, defended the right to freedom of speech and the need to channel legitimate demands from the Mexican people “in a peaceful way and with full respect to human rights and the state of law.†|
07Dec2014 | NASA: 'There's Your New Spacecraft, America!' The Associated Press NASA’s newest space vehicle, Orion, accomplished its first test flight with precision and pizazz, shooting more than 3,600 miles out from Earth for a hyperfast, hot return not seen since the Apollo moon shots. |
07Dec2014 | Mexico Paves the Way for 132 GMO Products teleSURtv.net Cofepris in Mexico approved the sale and consumption of 132 genetically modified products last week – half of them being corn – as well as cotton, soy and other crops, paving the way for a formal approval by the Mexican government. |
07Dec2014 | First Step in Possible Minimum Wage Increase Presented to Mexico Congress Thomson Reuters President Enrique Pena Nieto has presented a bill to Mexico's lower house that represents the first step towards a possible increase in the country's low minimum wage. |
07Dec2014 | Renewed Protests in Mexico as Remains of One of Missing Students Identified Euronews On Saturday, officials announced that at least one of the students had been identified from charred remains found near a rubbish dump. Family members named him as Alexander Mora. |
06Dec2014 | How the Eric Garner and Ferguson Protests Have 'Struck a Blow to America's Image' The Washington Post When the events of Ferguson, Mo., erupted this summer and continued into unrest over Eric Garner killing, much analysis has focused on what this rupture in the social compact meant domestically. But it has international ramifications as well. |
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