22Nov2013 | Why was Mexico City, the 'Spying Capital,' Key in the Assassination of JFK? Latin Times A new book on the JFK assassination and the Warren Commission from veteran investigative journalist Philip Shenon, says that the truth of Kennedy's murder can be traced to Mexico City, long known as a "spying capital" of the Americas. |
22Nov2013 | Man Held for Trial in Mexico on Charges of Extorting Money From Priest Associated Press A judge in western Mexico has ordered a man to stand trial on charges that he tried to extort protection payments from a Roman Catholic priest. |
22Nov2013 | Early Demand for Xbox One Rivals That of PlayStation4 USA Today Arrival of Xbox One pits Microsoft and Sony head-to-head for heart - and pocketbook - of video game lovers. |
22Nov2013 | Matthew Campanella: Revitalize Not Militarize Border Communities LatinaLista U.S. taxpayers shell out $18 billion annually in the name of Homeland Security - more than the budgets of the FBI, ATF, DEA, Secret Service, and U.S. marshals combined. All of this begs the question: Are we at war? |
22Nov2013 | Juana Gomez, A Mixteca Traditional Healer, Treats Body and Mind The California Report For some recent immigrants with health problems, the answer is not a visit to a western doctor but a traditional healer from the home country. Juana Gomez is one such woman. |
22Nov2013 | Paola Mendoza Depicts the Sacrifices Immigrant Women Make in New Novel NBC Latino Immigration is dominating the political conversation these days – but in a new book “The Ones Who Don’t Stay,†makes it personal, striving to paint a portrait of the extraordinary women who have left their homeland in search of better opportunities in the United States. |
22Nov2013 | In Spite of a Clearly Failed Policy, Mexico's 'War on Drugs' Still Continues Reforma For decades we have been told that the “war on drugs†serves a purpose. It serves to reduce production of drugs, they’ve said. It serves to cut the supply, they’ve argued. It serves to limit consumption, they’ve suggested. But it’s really served another purpose. |
22Nov2013 | Mexico City's New High-Profile Museo Jumex Explores Art's Modern Edge The Los Angeles Times The Grupo Jumex museum embarks on a modern art mission that stands apart from much of the Mexican capital's steeped-in-history collections. |
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