02Jan2014 | World Citizen: Long Delayed, Mexico's Revolution Begins at Last World Politics Review Few countries have claimed for themselves the mantle of revolution as frequently and as fervently as Mexico. Previous efforts brought change, even revolutionary change, but failed to lift large parts of the population out of chronic poverty. That is about to change. |
02Jan2014 | Same-Sex Marriage Advances in State of Jalisco Towleroad Despite a ruling from Mexico’s supreme court a little over a year that opened the door to equal marriage in the whole country, marriage equality has yet to become a reality in every Mexican state. However, a recent union in Jalisco suggests more movement is possible. |
02Jan2014 | TED Talk with Mick Cornett: How an Obese Town Lost a Million Pounds TED Talks Oklahoma City is a midsized town that had a big problem: It was among the most obese towns in America. Mayor Mick Cornett realized that, to make his city a great place to work and live, it had to become healthier too. |
02Jan2014 | Mexico Increases Mandatory Daily Minimum Wage Mondaq Companies with employees in Mexico should ensure their compensation packages comply with the new minimum wage requirements, which became effective January 1. |
02Jan2014 | Savor the Unexpected Pleasures of La Paz, Mexico The Huffington Post Nestled by a placid bay on the Sea of Cortez, La Paz Mexico earns its sobriquet of "peace." With pristine beaches and a placid climate, La Paz is a tranquil, easy-to-enjoy tourist attraction. |
02Jan2014 | Chiapas State Government Praises Efforts by Zapatista Groups The News A Chiapas state government press release on Wednesday said the Zapatista indigenous community’s contribution to the distinct processes of state and national change is “indisputable.†|
02Jan2014 | Border Search of Electronic Devices May Go to the US Supreme Court Fronteras Desk A Tucson lawyer has asked the United States Supreme Court to take up a case that may help determine just how thoroughly border officials can search electronics from U.S. citizens without reasonable suspicion. |
02Jan2014 | In the 'Warrior' State, Mexican Vigilantes Stand Up Against Crime VICE The state of Guerrero (which means "warrior") is one of the poorest in Mexico and the site of some of the worst violence in the battle between the drug cartels and Mexican authorities. |
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