18Aug2014 | A General Guide for Cruise Ship Passengers Traveling with a Disability Iglu Cruise This guide has been put together to offer assistance to those traveling on a cruise with a disability or if traveling with someone with special requirements. |
18Aug2014 | 26 Days on the Trail for Humanity Culminates at the US-Mexico Border YouTube Activists speak about human and immigrant rights at the end of the Trail for Humanity Campaign at the U.S./Mexico Border in San Ysidro, California. |
18Aug2014 | Despite Significant Advances, UNICEF Still Sees Challenges in Mexico The News A UNICEF representative highlighted advances that decreased the mortality rate among children under five years of age at a national level. However, she also said that Chiapas and Oaxaca are among the entities that still face challenges to reduce child mortality rates. |
18Aug2014 | Could This Machine Actually Make Airport Security Fun? Not Impossible Now Fans attending World Cup games had to walk through a honeycomb-shaped machine instead of traditional manual searches at a stadium in Brazil. The machine may soon replace the mostly unpleasant experience of going through airport security checks. |
18Aug2014 | Boomer Fest Days to Debut This October in Mexico BroadwayWorld.com This fall, the North American festival market will expand with the addition of the inaugural Boomer Fest Days festival, set for October 8-12 in Rocky Point/Puerto Penasco, Mexico. |
18Aug2014 | The Maya: A 4,000 Year-Old Civilization in the Americas Mexicolore Obscured by the fame of the Aztec empire or shrouded by a veil of mystery, the cultural history of the Mayas has generally been misunderstood by the public. |
18Aug2014 | Majority of the Indigenous Population in Mexico Live in Extreme Poverty Conditions The Playa Times In 2003, the Mexican government passed an anti-discrimination law which made any form of racial discrimination against indigenous people illegal, however Mexico’s indigenous communities still experience marginalization and continue to be disadvantaged and vulnerable. |
18Aug2014 | Latinos Move from Picking Crops to Running Farms The New York Times Much of the growth in Hispanic-operated farms around the country has been concentrated in small and midsize farms. Some small-scale farmers are hoping that the increased popularity of organic produce will also increase revenue. |
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