21Sep2013 | Fiscal Reform Could Be Bad for Mexico's Maquiladora Export Industry KPBS.org The maquiladora export industry that’s a key component of the U.S.-Mexico border economy could face major changes under proposed reforms to Mexico’s tax system. |
21Sep2013 | Tourists Finally Exit Storm-Stricken Acapulco Al Jazeera Tourists trapped in the city for almost a week packed into cars and buses after authorities reopened the road link to Mexico City on Friday. |
20Sep2013 | Check Out the 'Everyone is Photogenic' Project The Huffington Post It's a scene familiar to many of us - the moment a friend pulls out their iPhone to take a snap, you immediately shy away, convinced the picture will be completely unflattering. But JJ Tiziou would tell you that there's no such thing as an unphotogenic moment. |
20Sep2013 | Mexican Archdiocese Opens Parishes as Relief Centers for Flood Victims Catholic News Service The Archdiocese of Acapulco has suspended church services and instructed priests to turn their parishes into support centers after torrential rains left the city cut off from other parts of Mexico. |
20Sep2013 | Kathryn Joyce: Abortion Foes in Mexico Borrow Tactics From US Pro-Life Allies PRI's The World First-trimester abortions were decriminalized in Mexico City about six years ago. In response, anti-abortion activists launched a counter-offensive across the rest of Mexico. Investigative journalist Kathryn Joyce has traveled to Mexico City to look at the abortion wars there. |
20Sep2013 | Students Invent Glove to Help the Deaf Communicate Infosurhoy.com An invention by students at the Superior Technological Institute in Uruguay is helping the deaf and hearing-impaired break down social barriers by translating sign language into words. |
20Sep2013 | Mexico Submits 'Heli' for 2014 Oscar Foreign-Language Film Race Variety Mexico has selected Cannes competition player “Heli†as its contender for the foreign-language Academy Award race. |
20Sep2013 | Group Protests, Petitions Keep Demand Truth About Death of Malcolm X Grandson The Final Call Activists in the U.S. and Mexico are still pushing for the truth about the death of the grandson of Malcolm X who was killed south of the U.S. border. |
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