16Sep2013 | President Pena Nieto Leads Celebration of 203 Years of Mexico's Independence La Prensa President Enrique Pena Nieto led the celebration of the 203rd anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain for the first time on Sunday night. |
16Sep2013 | Foreign Ministry: Mexico's Position on the Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria Ministry of Foreign Affairs On behalf of the Mexican government, the Foreign Ministry welcomes the diplomatic efforts to find a peaceful political solution to the Syrian crisis, which has worsened due to the use of chemical weapons on the outskirts of Damascus on August 21st. |
16Sep2013 | Young Deportees from the United States Search for a Path in Mexico San Diego Union-Tribune Deported to Tijuana after two decades in California, Nancy Landa found an apartment, landed a job and earned a promotion to a management position. But the graduate from California wanted more: the chance to pursue her dream of a public-service career. |
16Sep2013 | NOAA's Eye in the Sky: Watch 10 Years of Weather History in 3 Minutes NOAA Visualizations The GOES-12 weather satellite was decommissioned last month. Here’s 10 years of its work broken down and sped up into 180 seconds. |
16Sep2013 | Celebrating Eight Decades of Lucha Libre in Mexico EFE Professional wrestling, considered entertainment by some and a national sport by others, continues to fill arenas eight decades after arriving in Mexico, becoming part of pop culture. |
16Sep2013 | UNAM: Illiteracy Affects Almost 7 Million Mexicans Older Than 15 La Jornada Around 6.7 million Mexicans above the age of 15 are unable to read or write, and what's most regrettable is that nearly half a million young people between 15 and 25 are illiterate. |
16Sep2013 | Mexican Call Centers Provide Jobs, Network for US-Deported Teens McClatchy Years of record-breaking deportations in the United States are helping to fuel a developing industry in Mexico: call centers to serve American customers. |
16Sep2013 | Hollywood Gives Mexico a Distorted Image, Mexican Ambassador Says EFE Mexico's ambassador to the United States, Eduardo Medina Mora, accused Hollywood of creating a distorted image of his country, adding that stereotypes of "gardeners and drug traffickers" fail to mention the contributions Mexicans have made to the United States. |
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