06Jan2014 | Caught Between Two Worlds: Living in Mexico, Studying in the US The Washington Post The tide of students washing over the border has drawn muted complaints from some local residents over the cost to U.S. taxpayers. But most accept the arrangement as a simple fact of life on the border. |
06Jan2014 | How NAFTA Helped the Mexican Billionaires' Club NPR.org When the North American Free Trade Agreement was being negotiated, supporters promised it would increase the income of Mexicans. And the middle class did grow in Mexico over the past two decades. But it's clear that Mexico's ultrarich are among its big winners. |
05Jan2014 | Grupo Bimbo Launches Social Responsibility App bakingbusiness.com Grupo Bimbo has launched a new social responsibility application that the company says will provide consumers with “useful and practical advice on social responsibility.†|
05Jan2014 | Dia de Reyes, a Celebration Bigger Than Christmas for Many Latin Americans VOXXI Three Kings Day or Dia de Reyes is January 6. This day is formally the Feast of the Epiphany on the church calendar, the 12th day after Christmas, when the Gospel of Matthew says the Magi arrived bearing gifts for the divine child, Jesus. |
05Jan2014 | Building Collapses in Mexico City, Kills 1 Construction Worker, Injures 20 Others Associated Press Mexico City's fire department says a building has collapsed, killing a construction worker and seriously injuring 20 others. |
05Jan2014 | New $50 Million VIP Free Zone Touted for Belize-Mexico Border Belizean A new VIP area in the Corozal Free Zone on the border between Mexico and Belize will start construction in 2014 according to Belize’s consul in Quintana Roo Jorge Valencia. |
05Jan2014 | Court Ruling Inspires Undocumented Immigrants to Pursue Their Dream BakersfieldNow.com A California Supreme Court ruling in favor of an undocumented immigrant to practice law is being hailed and seen as being inspirational to young undocumented students. |
05Jan2014 | Mexican Peasant Farmers Across the Country Warn of Year of Protests PressTV Mexican peasant organizations have warned of a year of protests unless the federal government fulfills its promise to end the disastrous effects generated by the North American Free Trade Agreement. |
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