16Sep2014 | Mexico City Plans Green Updates in Tourist Zone Agencia EFE Mexico City's government plans to provide the tourist zone of the Xochimilco canals with environmentally friendly boats and barges and to gradually substitute the usual wooden ones, which have very high maintenance costs, officials said. |
16Sep2014 | Film Overview: Jorge Perez Solano's 'La Tirisia' Variety A major theme of recent Latin American cinema - the erosion of the family caused by a parent leaving to work elsewhere in an endless chain of abandonment - assumes archetypal, quasi-mythical dimensions in "La tirisia." |
16Sep2014 | Housing in Mexico: Built. Bought. Abandoned. The New York Times As cities in the increasingly urbanized developing world struggle to provide housing for low-income workers, Mexico’s housing saga illustrates the drawbacks of building developments with little heed to location or sustainability. |
16Sep2014 | Zapatistas and Indigenous Mexicans Demand Release of Yaqui Tribe Leader teleSUR The Mexican guerrilla group EZLN and the Native Mexican Culture Congress demanded on Monday the release of Mario Luna, leader of the Mexican Yaqui tribe. |
16Sep2014 | Former Mexican President Felipe Calderon Says US Border Should Be 'More Flexible' Washington Free Beacon Former Mexican President Felipe Calderon tells MSNBC's Chris Hayes that the U.S. should adopt a more 'flexible' immigration policy. |
16Sep2014 | Mexico's Independence Day and Its Democracy: ¡Viva! Power of Civil Society Sinembargo At this historical moment, Mexican institutions can boast they are independent but, more than 200 years after shaking off the yoke of the Spanish crown, there have been very few advances in freedom, respect for human rights, tolerance and environmental care. |
16Sep2014 | Vaquitas in Mexico Could Go Extinct This Month Wildlife News With fewer than 25 breeding females estimated to be left and the totoaba fishing season about to get underway this month could determine the future of the world’s smallest porpoise. |
16Sep2014 | Take a Walk Through One of Mexico's Most Notorious Black Markets CCTV America Few enter the Barrio to film and leave with their cameras, but CCTV America’s correspondent John Holman braves Barrio Bravo and even manages to talk those involved in its illicit dealings. |
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