18Oct2014 | Jared Goyette: Mexican Students on Why They Burn Down, Not Sit-In Fusion While protest movements around the world have generally tended to peaceful – see Hong Kong and Ferguson — in southern Mexico, protesters are burning buildings, throwing rocks and hijacking trucks in response to the recent disappearance of 43 students. |
18Oct2014 | Citizen Journalist Kidnapped in Tamaulipas for Reporting on Organized Crime Global Voices Citizen groups in the northern Mexican state of Tamaulipas reported this week that Twitter user MarÃa del Rosario Fuentes Rubio had been kidnapped and murdered. |
18Oct2014 | Large Number of Used Car Imports Has Harmful Effect on Mexico Automotive Industry Mexico News Daily Automotive dealers in Mexico are hoping for better times following some developments regarding the import of used vehicles from the United States. |
18Oct2014 | How One Band from Veracruz Mexico Addresses the Violence in Its Hometown PRI's The World Los Aguas Aguas first album, called Easy and Tropical Machine carried an upbeat “party-on†message, says bass player Danny Cruz. But in the past couple years, having violence come to their door changed the band’s attitude. |
18Oct2014 | 85 Million Children Receive School Meals in Latin America and the Caribbean World Food Programme The 6th Latin American and Caribbean School Feeding Seminar this week saw 200 participants exchange experiences to determine how school feeding programs can improve their impact and efficiency. |
18Oct2014 | What Did Poncho Die Of? Education Called to Arms in Mexico's Obesity Fight The Financial Times A quarter of a century ago, two-thirds of Mexicans were of normal weight, according to official statistics. Now, about a third of the population is clinically obese, and more still are overweight. |
18Oct2014 | Facebook's Video Content Challenging YouTube Epoch Times Lots continues to evolve and change in the world of social media networking. As it turns out the once heralded king of video-streaming is now facing an unprecedented challenger. |
18Oct2014 | Your New Life in Old Mexico for as Little as $38,000 Live and Invest Overseas Xalapa is a rare blend of rich Mexican culture with the energy and spark of a university town. It is supported by modern conveniences but remains old, traditional Mexico with no cultural influence from expats. |
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