30Nov2013 | Mexico's Indigenous: 26.8% Illiteracy Among Those Who Speak an Indigenous Language La Jornada In Mexico, at least 26.8% of the population that speaks an indigenous language is illiterate, and the average level of schooling for those who are able to attend school is the fifth grade of elementary school. |
30Nov2013 | Amnesty International Blasts Mexico for Inaction on Human Rights EFE Twelve months after taking office, the administration of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto "has failed to demonstrate that human rights are its priority," Amnesty International said Friday. |
30Nov2013 | Good Reason to Celebrate World AIDS Day: Anti-Retrovirals Are Amazing TakePart Anti-retroviral treatment is well known as the wonder drug that keeps people with AIDS alive, but now more attention is turning to another use for the medication: It blocks the virus from being transmitted. |
30Nov2013 | Drug War Continues But Most of Mexico Is Safe for Travel and Business, Experts Say Fox News Latino While Acapulco – and border cities like Ciudad Juarez and Reynosa – have dominated the headlines for drug violence, much of Mexico’s 761,606 square miles remain relatively safe for both tourists and business interests. |
30Nov2013 | 'Feed a Friend' Shares Thanksgiving with Homeless Hispanically Speaking News Singer Gloria Estefan and her husband, producer Emilio Estefan, once again offered a beneficent Thanksgiving dinner at their Bongos Cuban Cafe that was attended by about 1,000 mostly homeless people. |
30Nov2013 | More Companies from United States Opening High-Tech Factories in Mexico The Los Angeles Times Manufacturing plants are opening in Mexican cities such as Tijuana, Guadalajara and Mexico City, bringing a wave of new jobs to a country recovering from the economic downturn and still fighting constant drug violence. |
30Nov2013 | Documentary Explores the Eco-Destructive Lionfish Moultrie News "Gynna: Lionfish Huntress" is a 30-minute documentary that will explore the issues that surround lionfish - possibly the worst marine invasion to date in the Western Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean. |
29Nov2013 | US Alarmism Denies Complicity in Rising Mexican Asylum Requests NACLA “No sane Mexican would want to live in the U.S.,†explains legal scholar Edgardo Buscaglia, “because of the discrimination there.†“But they have to do it,†he notes, because there simply are not enough jobs in Mexico. |
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