01Oct2013 | Government Shutdown's Impact Immediately Felt by Families Across the US USA Today Dave Donohue, of San Francisco, is excited about a family trip to Mexico planned for next month. But due to the federal government's shutdown, there is a hitch. |
01Oct2013 | Mexican Nonprofit Accuses Televisa, Azteca of Avoiding Anti-Soft-Drink Ads WSJ.com A Mexican nonprofit has accused the country's two biggest broadcasters of refusing to run ads in support of a proposed tax on sugary beverages in Mexico in order to protect advertisers like The Coca-Cola Co. |
01Oct2013 | Pacific Crest Hiking Trail from Mexico to Canada More Popular Than Ever NPR.org A record number of people are hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. This year, more than a thousand backpackers applied for permits to complete the entire 2,650 mile trek between Mexico and Canada. |
01Oct2013 | Luis de Alba Makes Ugly Episode in Mexico Uglier The Los Angeles Times A nation's anger over an ex-teachers union boss accused of embezzlement surfaces on the face of comedian Luis de Alba, who plays her in drag. |
01Oct2013 | Mexico After the Flood: Political Failure and Call to Citizen Action La Jornada Federal, state and local governments, as well as the country's principal national television networks, are now seeking to profit politically from the disaster generated by the storms Manuel and Ingrid. |
01Oct2013 | Taking a New Tack on Prostate Cancer The Inquirer Decades after lumpectomy became a standard option for women with breast cancer, men are seeking a similarly targeted approach to prostate cancer, one that gets rid of the tumor while preserving the organ. |
01Oct2013 | In Effort to Reduce Corruption Among Cops in Mexico City, Are Women Less Corrupt Than Men? NPR.org A Mexican attempt to curb bribery among traffic cops turns on the belief that women are less likely to take illicit payments from drivers. A new study suggests that this approach can work, under the right circumstances. |
01Oct2013 | Mexico Rescues 73 Suspected Kidnap Victims Near Northern Border Reuters Seventy-three suspected kidnap victims were rescued in northern Mexico near the border city of Reynosa after police followed their alleged captors to a house and heard frantic calls for help, authorities said on Monday. |
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