13Aug2014 | Worldwide Protest Planned for Imprisoned Renton Resident, Indigenous Leader Nestora Salgado The International Examiner August 21 marks the one-year anniversary of the political imprisonment of Nestora Salgado, a naturalized U.S. citizen and indigenous leader in her hometown of Olinala, Guerrero in Mexico. On that day, demonstrations and speak-outs will take place from Los Angeles to New York City and worldwide. |
13Aug2014 | Ambassador Says Mexico Ready to Increase Food Deliveries to Russia RIA Novosti Mexico is prepared to increase deliveries of foodstuffs to Russia if the opportunity presents itself, Mexican Ambassador to Russia Ruben Beltran said Wednesday. |
13Aug2014 | Travel Film Scholarship to Mexico with World Nomads World Nomads Are you an aspiring travel filmmaker? How awesome would it be to go and film the Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico? |
13Aug2014 | Zapatista Revolution Moves Slowly in Mexico, But Global Appeal Endures Cronkite News The concept of walking forward slowly, step by step, is one of the Zapatistas’ main tenets. Things take time. They’re willing to wait. |
13Aug2014 | International Tourism to Mexico Grows 19.6 Percent in First Half of Year, Central Bank Says The Associated Press Mexico's central bank says the country's international tourism grew 19.6 percent in the first six months of 2014, compared to the same period last year. |
13Aug2014 | Mark Simmons' New Book Details Free Willy's Tragic, Real-Life Ending PRNewswire It's a scene etched in the minds of movie-goers: a captive killer whale vaults over a jetty to the open ocean, free at last to join his family in the wild. In real life, however, Free Willy's fairy-tale ending never came true. |
13Aug2014 | DEA Offers 5 Million Dollar Reward for Mexican Drug Lord Rafael Caro Quintero The Yucatan Times Billboards offer a $5 million reward for Rafael Caro Quintero, who has been spotted, according to counter-narcotic sources, on various highways in Los Angeles. |
13Aug2014 | Sniffing Out Billions in US Currency Smuggled Across the Border to Mexico American Chemical Society Criminals are smuggling an estimated $30 billion in U.S. currency into Mexico each year from the United States, but help could be on the way for border guards. The answer to the problem: a portable device that identifies specific vapors given off by U.S. paper money. |
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