03Nov2013 | In Mexico, Violence, Drug Trafficking Reduce Support for Democracy CNN Mexico Drug trafficking and violence have contributed to a loss of support for democracy in Mexico over the past seven years, according to a survey by Latinobarometro released last week. |
03Nov2013 | Mazatlan Gets a Makeover Into Revitalized, Restored Vacation Destination StarTribune At last things are turning around, promising Mazatlan’s best year for tourism in a decade. Visitor numbers have been climbing and hotels and restaurants have invested in better facilities and more security. |
03Nov2013 | Mexican Immigrants Account for 13 Percent of Uninsured in US BenefitsPro Although Mexican immigrants comprise just 4 percent of the U.S. population, they represent 13 percent of all uninsured people, according to a study by UCLA, UC-Berkeley and the Mexican government. |
03Nov2013 | Government Gives Free Laptop Computers to Mexico's Elementary Students McClatchyDC Following in the footsteps of many other nations around the globe, Mexico is giving simple free laptop computers to some elementary school students. |
03Nov2013 | Mexican and Cuban Governments Sign Eight Major Cooperation Agreements EFE The Mexican and Cuban governments signed eight cooperation agreements in different areas including tourism, trade, education and the environment, authorities said. |
03Nov2013 | United Nations Wants You to Know Violence Against Women and Girls is Huge Problem TakePart In too many corners of the world, violence against women and girls is growing more common, particularly in cities. The problem has become so prevalent that the United Nations has declared the 25th of every month as a day to call for less abuse of women. |
03Nov2013 | IN LOVING MEMORY: On Day of the Dead, Mexicans Visit Man's Best Friend Agence France-Presse The Narvaez family congregated around the tiny dirt grave of their loved one on Mexico's Day of the Dead, laid a handful of marigolds and recalled the joy he brought to their home - their beloved Siamese cat Facundo. |
03Nov2013 | Mexican Americans Don't Give a Damn About Your 'Racist' Sombrero Lew Rockwell Blog While it’s been a perennial issue, this year the “sombreros are racist†meme seems to have hit a fever pitch. |
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