28Oct2013 | Mandy Gardner: Dia de Los Muertos and Halloween Guardian Express Dia de Los Muertos is a holiday celebrated mostly in Mexico, in which people honor their dead friends and relatives. Although most people believe this holiday is the Mexican version of Halloween, it is actually based on an ancient Aztec tradition that goes back as far as 2500 years. |
28Oct2013 | New Digital Map Tracks Attacks on Mexican Journalists and Bloggers International Center for Journalists In Mexico, where more than 80 journalists have been killed since 2005, many assaults, beatings, threats, disappearances and abductions go unreported because victims and their families fear retribution. |
28Oct2013 | Mayan Civilization Brought Back to Life at Xcaret Ecological Park Oman Observer The Mexican tourist industry has made efforts in recent years to offer visitors the opportunity to experience the country’s extensive culture and history. |
28Oct2013 | Pregnant Indigenous Mexican Women Face Hospital Discrimination The Los Angeles Times Recent cases have underlined the inferior treatment often given to Mexico's indigenous communities, especially women. They have prompted new demands for greater access to healthcare, especially for Mexico's poor. |
28Oct2013 | Cuba Sets Up Shop for Investors in New Duty-Free Port Zone The Nation Cuba is setting up shop for foreign investors interested in getting in on its upgraded port in Mariel and a surrounding duty-free zone. |
28Oct2013 | Wings of the Eagle Health Clinics for Indigenous Women and Children in Mexico Wings of the Eagle Wings of the Eagle began sponsoring monthly free clinics in May 2009. Since then hundreds of indigenous women and children have received desperately needed treatment. |
28Oct2013 | Knights Templar Suspected in Attacks on Michoacan Power Stations Agence France-Presse Unidentified assailants armed with guns and Molotov cocktails attacked power stations in a violence-torn western Mexican state Sunday, leaving 11 towns without electricity in a suspected drug cartel attack. |
27Oct2013 | 21 Nations Line Up Behind United Nations Effort to Restrain NSA Foreign Policy An effort in the United Nations by Brazil and Germany to hold back government surveillance is quickly picking up steam, as the uproar over American eavesdropping grows. |
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