20Mar2014 | Controversial 'Saint Death' Now Revered on Both Sides of US-Mexico Frontier NPR.org Devotion to Santa Muerte remains controversial in Mexico because while she is regarded as an all-purpose deity to many working-class Mexicans, she is considered the patron saint of violent drug mafias. |
20Mar2014 | Call Centers Return to Mexico, But Sound 'American' Al Jazeera For outsourcing companies and their US corporate clients, the English-speaking deportees from the US are in many ways the perfect worker. |
20Mar2014 | Guadalajara Fest Spotlights Growing Industry as Hollywood Takes Notice Variety If you’re looking for proof that Hollywood is building ties to the rapidly growing Mexican film industry, one of the most vibrant in Latin America, look no further than the 29th Guadalajara Festival, which unfolds March 21-30 in the Jalisco city. |
19Mar2014 | These 'Bitcoins for Marijuana' Try to Solve Legal Weed's Big Heist Problem The Huffington Post Bitcoin isn't the only digital currency changing the way we pay for things. Two new cryptocurrencies aimed at allowing people to safely buy drugs - legal or illegal - may provide new payment alternatives to the largely cash-only industries. |
19Mar2014 | Thousands Protest Pena Nieto's Privatization of the Nation's Oil RuptlyTV Around 10,000 people protesting President Enrique Pena Nieto reforms allowing the privatization of Mexico's energy industry gathered in Zocalo, Mexico City's main square on Tuesday. |
19Mar2014 | Mayan Women Build Integrated Pathway for Violence Survivors in Mexico UN Women Fatima Leonor Gamboa, a 28-year-old Maya indigenous defense lawyer who represents women survivors of violence, on her work to ensure greater gender equality among Maya communities in Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula. |
19Mar2014 | Pope Francis Inadvertently Drawn Into 'Noah' Hype The Sydney Morning Herald Paramount has said it approached the Pope to suggest a meeting and have star Russell Crowe attend the weekly papal audience in St Peter's Square as a photo opportunity, but the Vatican nixed the idea because it could create chaos. |
19Mar2014 | Inside the Giant Crystal Cave in Naica, Mexico BBC/ScientistX Cave of the Crystals is a cave connected to the Naica Mine 980 ft below the surface in Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico. The main chamber contains giant selenite crystals, some of the largest natural crystals ever found. |
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