08Oct2013 | Conapred: Accepting Femicide as Normal is Dangerous for Mexican Society La Jornada Ricardo Bucio, president of the National Council Against Discrimination, expressed his fears over the view of discrimination against women as a fact of life in all spheres of public and private life in Mexico. |
08Oct2013 | Sergio Garcia Had to Pass More Than the Bar to Become a Lawyer The Huffington Post Despite successfully passing the exam in 2009, the California professional had been unable to practice law in the state due to his immigration status. That all changed on Saturday when Gov. Jerry Brown signed AB 1024 into law, which allows undocumented immigrant who’ve passed the bar to receive a law license. |
08Oct2013 | Mexican NGO and Scientific Community Partner to Preserve Endangered Whale Sharks PRWeb Blue Realm, Seacology and the scientific community have joined forces to reduce the risk of large vessels traveling through the Whale Shark Migration path and colliding with marine wildlife and Eco tourism boats off beautiful Isla Mujeres, Mexico. |
08Oct2013 | Photo of Birth Outside of Mexican Clinic Goes Viral, Stirs Controversy Medical Daily A disturbing photo of a mom and her newborn with the umbilical cord still attached made the front page of a Mexican publication this week, raising questions about why the woman delivered her baby right outside a medical clinic. |
08Oct2013 | High Demand for Security Firms in Mexico CNN From political protection to self-defense, economic growth is spurring high demand for security firms in Mexico. |
08Oct2013 | Cashiers Trump Checkout Machines at Grocery Store WSJ.com Computers seem to be replacing humans across many industries, and we're all getting very nervous. But if you want some reason for optimism, visit your local supermarket. |
08Oct2013 | Baktun: Mexican Soap Breaks Cultural Boundaries Macleans.ca The world’s first Maya telenovela, Baktun, takes the tawdry form of television to the Mayan languages, but with a twist: no kissing or displays of public affection. |
08Oct2013 | Lopez Obrador Seeking a Million Signers of Petition on Energy Reform IANS Over 420,000 people have signed a petition calling on the government to hold a referendum on Mexico's proposed energy industry reforms, former presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says. |
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