14Sep2013 | US Pilot Forced to End Atlantic Cluster Balloon Flight in Newfoundland BBC News A US man has been forced to abandon his bid to cross the Atlantic in a lifeboat suspended by some 370 helium balloons because of technical problems. |
13Sep2013 | Police Remove Protesting Teachers in Historic Heart of Mexico City Associated Press A protest by striking teachers in Mexico City has been ended by riot police using tear gas and water cannons. |
13Sep2013 | What Bilingualism is Doing to Your Brain The Huffington Post Bilinguals with the ability to switch languages seamlessly have likely developed a higher level of mental flexibility than people who only speak one language, researchers at Penn State said this week in a press statement. |
13Sep2013 | Mexico's Mayans the Last to Benefit from Tourism Indian Country Today While many resorts and restaurants have “Maya†in their names, and the coast south of Cancun has been dubbed the “Riviera Maya,†most of the region’s Mayans have barely benefited from the tourism boom. |
13Sep2013 | From the US, a One-on-One with Former President of Mexico Vicente Fox ABC News The former president of Mexico, Vicente Fox, was in Arizona to attend a dinner focusing on economic partnerships in the Hispanic community, where he addressed several topics that directly affect Americans. |
13Sep2013 | Mexico Indigenous Women in Prison to Have Interpreters for Their Cases Milenio Almost 300 indigenous women currently being held in state and federal jails are to receive support during the judicial process following a campaign organized by Inmujeres, the Mexican National Institute for Women. |
13Sep2013 | In Central Mexico, Self-Defense Groups Battle the Cultlike Knights Templar The Washington Post An audacious band of citizen militias battling a brutal drug cartel in the hills of central Mexico is becoming increasingly well-armed and coordinated in an attempt to end years of violence, extortion and humiliation. |
13Sep2013 | Polls Show Mexico Backs Medical Marijuana, But Not Its Recreational Use ABC News Politicians who want to change Mexico’s marijuana policies must face an uncomfortable reality: An overwhelming majority of this country’s population opposes the legalization of weed. A poll published this week, however, does offer some good news. |
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