05Oct2013 | PAHO Reports 46 Cases of Cholera in Mexico EFE The Pan American Health Organization included Mexico on its latest epidemiological alert for cholera after 46 cases of the disease were confirmed in the Aztec nation, including one fatality. |
05Oct2013 | Brenda R. Rincon: Ending the Secret Lives of Being Both Gay and Undocumented New America Media Juan Ceballos came to the United States from Mexico so he could live freely as an openly gay man. But the move came with a high cost: he had to take on another secret identity as an undocumented immigrant. |
05Oct2013 | Swimmer Prepares for Third Attempt at 80 Mile Sea of Cortez Crossing Finn Partners Long distance swimmer and Marin County resident, Paul Lundgren announced this week that on November 6th, he will step into the waters in San Carlos, Mexico for his third attempt at swimming across the Sea of Cortez. |
04Oct2013 | Perceptions of Insecurity in Mexico Rising Under President Pena Nieto InSight Crime A new poll says perceptions of insecurity rose in the first months of Enrique Pena Nieto's presidency, suggesting the Mexico population are not buying in to his attempts to alter the public narrative on security issues. |
04Oct2013 | The Fish Taco Story: From San Felipe to San Diego KPBS San Diego It's hard to imagine that San Felipe - a scorching, dusty speck of a town perched on the coast of the Sea of Cortez about four hours south of San Diego - could have been the inspiration for the fish taco's explosion north of the border. |
04Oct2013 | Among World's Least Prolific Readers, Mexico Aims to Reverse Waning Reading Habit Al Jazeera Mexicans rank amongst the world's least prolific readers but amongst the most avid television viewers. However, some people are dedicated to reversing this trend. |
04Oct2013 | Cybercrime Treaty Could Be Used to Go After Cyberespionage Inter Press Service Governments of countries that engage in large-scale electronic espionage, like the United States, and companies that develop spying software could theoretically face legal action for violating the Convention on Cybercrime. |
04Oct2013 | Visiting Acapulco is a Way of Helping the Whole of Guerrero: President Pena Nieto Presidency of the Republic “One way to help the state of Guerrero is to reactivate the economic activity of the entire state. So visiting Acapulco and returning to Acapulco is a way of helping Acapulco and the whole of Guerrero,†he declared. |
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