16May2014 | Bishop Criticizes Mexican Official for Calling for End to Assistance for Large Families Catholic World News A Mexican cabinet minister, Rosario Robles, has called for the end to public assistance to indigenous women with more than three children, asserting that the women have more children in order to receive additional government benefits. |
16May2014 | How Much Did the Mexican Government Pay Kevin Spacey for a Selfie with President Pena Nieto? Forbes American actor Kevin Spacey was not in the Mexican resort city of Cancun by mere coincidence when President Enrique Pena Nieto inaugurated a major tourist fair on May 6, as some Mexican media reported. |
15May2014 | Bones Found in Submerged Yucatan Cave May Be Earliest Native American Discovery Divers mapping the underwater caves within Mexico's Eastern Yucatan Peninsula came upon a surprising find - a superbly preserved skeleton dating close to the time when people first entered the New World. |
15May2014 | History In A Bottle: Jose Cuervo Celebrates History with Augmented Reality App BallerStatus To celebrate the brand's rich history, which dates back to 1795, Jose Cuervo has rolled out a new app called History In A Bottle, allowing users to explore the journey that Cuervo family traveled. |
15May2014 | Sex Workers in Mexico: In Defense of Their Corners with Dignity CIP Americas For the ninth year in a row sex workers in Mexico City marched on International Worker’s Day through the historic center of the city, demanding an end to harassment and celebrating their accomplishment to obtain a level of legal recognition of their work. |
15May2014 | Read This If You Want to Take Great Photographs Amazon.com Today's aspiring photographers want immediacy and see photography as an affordable way of expressing themselves quickly and creatively. This book answers that need, teaching readers how to take photographs using professional techniques. |
15May2014 | John Burnett: U.S. Border Patrol's Response to Violence in Question NPR.com Patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border can be dangerous. Still, critics say there isn't enough public accountability when Border Patrol agents use deadly force. |
15May2014 | Veterinarians and Pet Owners Object to Mexico City's New Animal Law The Associated Press Pet owners and others in Mexico City are up in arms over a law passed by the city council requiring sterilization, chip implants and registration of cats and dogs. |
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