02Nov2013 | Vatican Survey Probes Catholic Views on Divorce, Same-Sex Marriage and Contraception Catholic Herald Catholic groups are urging the faithful to respond to a survey on hot-button family issues like same-sex marriage, divorce and contraception before the Vatican comes together to discuss them next year. |
02Nov2013 | Foo Fighters Set for Live Return in Mexico City Elmore It looks like the Foo Fighters’ hiatus may be over. According to the band’s website, the Foo Fighters will be heading to Mexico City next month for their first full concert since frontman Dave Grohl announced the band’s hiatus last year. |
02Nov2013 | Symantec: ATM Malware May Spread From Mexico IDG News Service A malicious software program found in ATMs in Mexico has been improved and translated into English, which suggests it may be used elsewhere, according to security vendor Symantec. |
02Nov2013 | Climate Change Seen Posing Risk to Food Supplies The New York Times A United Nations panel of scientists says that globally, rising temperatures will make it harder for crops to thrive. |
01Nov2013 | Drug Lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman Makes 'Forbes' Most Powerful List Vatican Radio The most wanted drug trafficker in the World again makes a brief and lowly appearance on Forbes Magazine's most powerful list. |
01Nov2013 | Yucatan Mayans Clean Exhumed Bones to Welcome Spirits of the Departed Associated Press For dozens of Mayan Indians in this village on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, the last days of October are devoted to cleaning the bones of the dearly departed. |
01Nov2013 | Beyond the Headlines: Hangover the Biggest Danger When Traveling to Mexico The Sun Log on to just about any travel forum or message board and you will invariably see a post from some jumpy tourist asking the question: “Is it safe to go to Mexico?†|
01Nov2013 | Mexico's Alberto Patishtan: 'They Wanted to Shut Down My Struggle, But They Made It Shine' CNN Mexico After the federal government announced the granting of a pardon for failures of the Mexican judicial system in his case, the teacher from the Tzotzil community in Chiapas, stated that the process for his liberation began with the support of his community against the authorities. |
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