22Jun2014 | Monday World Cup Game of the Day: Mexico vs. Croatia at Recife's Arena Pernambuco SFGate One of the top two spots in Group A will be decided by this game. Mexico, despite barely finding its way into the World Cup, has been one of the tournament’s great surprises. |
22Jun2014 | Canada Hosts 2014 Women's Wheelchair Basketball 2014WheelchairBasketball.com The milestone event celebrates the ongoing growth of women’s sport, inclusivity, and accessibility, and will forge a legacy for female wheelchair basketball athletes around the world. |
22Jun2014 | 27 Scarlet Macaws Released Into Wild as Part of Recovery Plan in Mexico Hispanically Speaking News Scientists and wildlife managers have released 27 scarlet macaws in the La Otra Opcion preserve in the Los Tuxtlas region of the Gulf state of Veracruz under a program to reintroduce the species to its original habits in Mexico. |
22Jun2014 | In Mexico, Focus Turns to Bullies in Schools After Death of Student The Los Angeles Times In a nation that has drawn international notoriety for drug cartel carnage, public officials are now focusing on another form of violence that plagues Mexican society: school bullying. |
22Jun2014 | Watch: Elderly Mexicans Catch Football Fever Press Association Some of the older generation in Mexico are still in love with the beautiful game, and were filmed strutting their stuff on the pitch. |
22Jun2014 | Many Question All the Fuss Over Mexican Anti-Gay Chants at World Cup Matches The Christian Science Monitor Mexican soccer fans travel en masse to the World Cup, bringing strong support for a squad that’s famous for stalling out in the sport’s top tournament. They also bring a well-known chant, which is screamed from the stands during opposition goal kicks. |
22Jun2014 | Anger Grows at 'Bullying' Border Patrol as Funding for Border Protection Increases The Guardian While most of America backs the White House announcement last week to curb surging numbers of migrants crossing the US-Mexican border, many residents of a dusty, former gold-prospecting town 10 miles north of Mexico have chosen a different foe: the Border Patrol. |
22Jun2014 | Report: Child Sex Tourism Persists in Juarez, Other Mexico Cities El Paso Times Juarez is one of the Mexican cities where child-sex tourism persists, according to a U.S. State Department report on international human trafficking released last week in Washington, D.C. |
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