20Jun2014 | School on a Mission to Clean Up Mariachi Music The Guardian Mexico's first mariachi school has launched with the aim of bringing the music off the streets and into the concert halls. |
20Jun2014 | Obama, Pena Nieto Discuss Issue of Unaccompanied Children Migrating to Border KUNA President Barack Obama spoke by phone with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto to discuss a regional strategy to address the influx of unaccompanied children coming from Central America, through Mexico, to the US-Mexico border. |
19Jun2014 | German Petersen Cortes: Leaders Are Sinking the Mexican Left, Members Accept It sinembargo.mx The leaders of the parties of the Left who promote its division for personal reasons or for those of a particular group are laying the foundation for the Left’s collapse. |
19Jun2014 | Pride Celebrations in June are Rallying the LGBT Community and Travel Brands Skift WorldPride kicks off in Toronto today, while in the U.S. the first anniversary of the nullification of the Defense of Marriage Act is one week away. Airlines, tourism boards, hotels, and booking tools have prepared for the season with campaigns that cater to this clientele. |
19Jun2014 | Michoacan Governor Resigns Amid Accusations of Family Ties to Knights Templar Insight Crime The governor of Mexico's southwestern state of Michoacan has resigned, marking the end to a term during which both state and local officials have been accused of colluding with and facilitating the activities of organized crime. |
19Jun2014 | Ruin-Hunters Drive Down Mexico's Forgotten Railways The Guardian Artists Ivan Puig and Andres Padilla Domene purpose-built a car and set off along Mexico's abandoned railway lines, uncovering hundreds upon hundreds of modern ruins. |
19Jun2014 | The EyeGo iPhone Device Aims to Detect Eye Disease, Prevent Blindness CNET The EyeGo, developed at Stanford University, uses an iPhone to snap sharp pictures of the front and back of the eye. |
19Jun2014 | Survey: Nearly 90% of Mexicans Say Corruption Prevalent in Public Sector Latin American Herald Tribune Some 88.3 percent of Mexicans consider corruption to be a prevalent practice among public servants in their contacts with citizens, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography said, citing the results of a new survey. |
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