04Oct2013 | Rights Groups Accuse Police of Excessive Force Against Peaceful Protesters EFE Police used excessive force during a march to commemorate the 45th anniversary of a massacre of student protesters in the Mexican capital, human rights organizations said Thursday. |
04Oct2013 | Speedy Gonzales: An Icon and Symbol for Hispanics VOXXI Stereotypes die hard, as we know, and sometimes backfire, as it was and is the case of the beloved Speedy Gonzales, the cartoon character created to poke fun at Mexicans but who became a much-loved hero in the Spanish-speaking world, especially in Mexico and Spain. |
03Oct2013 | Searchers in Mexico Recover More Bodies, Raising Death Toll to 157 from Twin Storms Associated Press Searchers have found 10 more bodies of victims from twin storms that struck the country's Pacific and Gulf coasts at the same time last month, raising the death toll to 157, Mexico's government said late Wednesday. |
03Oct2013 | Doctor to the Stars Now Helps Mexico's Poor Post Independent Dr. Michael Berkley's life as a doctor has spanned the spectrum, from the opulence of Aspen to the poverty he found at the Sierra Madre of Mexico. |
03Oct2013 | Rodrigo Reyes' Purgatorio: A Journey to the Heart of the Border The Globe and Mail Rodrigo Reyes’ study of the infamous Mexico-U.S. border goes far beyond the border itself, deep into Mexico, where living conditions are deplorable, corruption is rampant, and desperation is bred. |
03Oct2013 | Goal of Anarchists and 'Hawks' Was to Ruin Mexico City March Commemorating Massacre of 1968 Proceso The march yesterday afternoon to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the student massacre perpetrated in the Plaza of the Three Cultures in Tlatelolco, led by members of the Committee of 68, was proceeding in peace... until 'hawks', 'ears' and anarchists broke into it. |
03Oct2013 | Cruising to Mexico 101: What to Know Before You Go The Log Right now, more than 4,000 West Coast recreational boaters - commonly referred to as “yatistas†- are preparing to head south this fall into Mexican waters. But for many, this fall marks their first taste of foreign cruising. |
03Oct2013 | Mexico Denies Food Shortage, Says Things Will Be Back to Normal Soon The News Food Production Secretariat head Enrique Martinez y Martinez has denied that Mexico’s production and supply of food has been put at risk from damage caused by tropical storms Ingrid and Manuel. |
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