01Mar2014 | Guanajuato Revs Up for Rally Mexico 2014 Rally Mexico Music, dancing and a party atmosphere create one of the season's highlights and the opening stage through former mining tunnels begins there and then. Get there early - the crowds are huge! |
01Mar2014 | Victor M. Quintana: How Free Trade Agreement Unleashed the Violence in Mexico CIP Americas The Mexican countryside is not the same twenty years after NAFTA. Rural Mexico is on fire, and not just because of the “bad guys†- the drug cartels and groups of hit men and thugs. |
01Mar2014 | Google Maps Unveils New Underwater Street View Google Maps The Google Maps team has announced the addition of new underwater Street View images in locations around Mexico with the help of an organization documenting the world's declining coral reefs via high-resolution, underwater photography. |
01Mar2014 | Mexico Unemployment Highest Amid University Grads La Jornada Every year in Mexico, 430,000 graduates from the Higher Education System seek to join the labor market. The lack of professional level jobs has generated the highest unemployment rates among the population with higher education levels. |
01Mar2014 | Immigrants in US Sending Money Home to Fight Mexican Drug Cartels The Dallas Morning News The Mexican diaspora is increasingly playing an integral role in raising money, via charities or through social media, to support the citizen militia movement spreading over the lowlands of western Michoacan. |
01Mar2014 | 'Gravity' Director's Oscar Nomination Puts Identity of Mexican Cinema to Test Associated Press The Oscars could be Mexico's big night, with three Mexicans nominated for directing, cinematography and acting. Except that some in Mexico aren't looking at it that way. |
28Feb2014 | American Flag Shirts in School: Ban on Wearing Patriotic Shirts on Cinco de Mayo Examiner A federal appeals court says high school officials in Northern California acted appropriately when they ordered students wearing American flag T-shirts to turn the garments inside out during the Mexican heritage celebration Cinco de Mayo. |
28Feb2014 | On Drug Lord's Mexican Turf, Lines Blur Among Cops, Politicians and Crooks McClatchyDC Despite multiple sightings of Joaquin Guzman and other cartel bosses, police never could spot him. Some residents deem it willful blindness, a sign that lines blur easily among organized crime, police and politicians. |
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