12Oct2013 | UPS Launches New Service to Meet Mexican Demand for US Goods GlobalAtlanta.com To meet the demand for reliably delivering U.S. goods in Mexico, United Parcel Service Inc. has a new service providing door-to-door delivery south of the border in four to eight business days. |
12Oct2013 | Raul Jimenez Revives Mexico World Cup Dream with Spectacular Goal The Guardian Mexico got a spectacular Raul Jimenez goal in the 85th minute to beat Panama 2-1 on Friday and revive its hopes of qualifying for the World Cup. |
11Oct2013 | Pena Nieto on 60th Anniversary of Women's Suffrage in Mexico Presidency of the Republic Today Mexico celebrates an act of justice: the constitutional recognition of political rights of women. The 1953 Reform was undoubtedly transformative reform that led to major changes in the nation’s history. |
11Oct2013 | Governments' War on Drugs Tied to Increase in Mexican Homicides ABC News Many of us are familiar with the announcements from Mexico of yet another cartel leader being captured by the government, accompanied by a declaration that the country has taken another step towards security and peace. But a different story is emerging through recent research. |
11Oct2013 | Mexico's 'Capadocia' Series Returns to HBO Latino for Third Season New York Daily News If you were riveted by Seasons 1 and 2 of HBO Latino's prison drama, 'Capadocia,' Season 3 won't disappoint. |
11Oct2013 | Little-Known Chemical Weapons Watchdog Wins Nobel Peace Prize The New York Times The Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded its 2013 Peace Prize on Friday to a relatively modest and little-known United Nations-backed body that has drawn sudden attention with a mission to destroy Syria’s stocks of chemical arms. |
11Oct2013 | Dissident Teachers Reject Agreement with Government, Threaten New Protests Aristegui Noticias Members of the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers (CNTE), repudiated the agreement reached by their leaders with the Secretariat of Government Relations last week and threatened new demonstrations and blockades in Mexico City. |
11Oct2013 | Dance of the Flier: Voladores Ritual is Flight for Survival for Mexico's Totonacas BBC A powerful symbol of Totonaca folk culture is the Dance of the Flier - La Danza del Volador in Spanish. Frederick Bernas and Amado Trevino visited Papantla de Olarte in the Mexican state of Veracruz to see the flying dancers in action. |
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