13Sep2013 | First Lady Marta Sahagun de Fox, Cindy McCain Join Fight vs. Human Trafficking Today Cindy McCain and former first lady of Mexico Marta Sahagun de Fox discussed the issue of human trafficking Thursday, agreeing that it is among the most pressing concerns facing both nations. |
13Sep2013 | Yucatan May Face a Shortage of Usable Water in Next 15 Years The News While Yucatan is known for its large water deposits and will likely never face shortages, experts say that the lack of appropriate conservation schemes could cause much of its water supply to become unusable due their high degree of pollution. |
13Sep2013 | Brazil's President Rousseff Targets Internet Companies After NSA Spying Reuters Angered by reports that the U.S. government spied on her and other Brazilians, President Dilma Rousseff is pushing new legislation that would seek to force Google, Facebook and other internet companies to store locally gathered data inside Brazil. |
13Sep2013 | Is Mexico Entering a New Golden Age of Cinema? SmartPlanet It’s a new day for Mexican cinema – an “age†perhaps too young to be called golden. But words like “renaissance†and “new wave†have been bandied about, as Mexican films increasingly win recognition. |
13Sep2013 | Voyager-1 Spacecraft Leaves Our Solar System BBC News The Voyager-1 spacecraft has become the first manmade object to leave the Solar System. Scientists say the probe's instruments indicate it has moved beyond the bubble of hot gas from our Sun and is now moving in the space between the stars. |
13Sep2013 | Baja's Loreto Bay Resort Sold to Carlos Slim StarkInsider According to a reliable source, the Loreto Bay development has changed hands once again. This time the Baja, Mexico-based resort is being scooped up by the OSTAR Hotel Group, part of Carlos Slim’s publicly-traded conglomerate Grupo CARSO. |
13Sep2013 | Schools in Mexico: Funding, But Not Enough for Phys Ed or Desks Inter Press Service On his first day of fourth grade, EfraÃn found there were no desks or benches in the classroom in his Mexico City school. His parents had to help the teacher haul in furniture from other rooms so the children wouldn’t have to start the new school year sitting on the floor. |
13Sep2013 | Supreme Court Rejects Indigenous Teacher's Last-Ditch Appeal Agence France-Presse A Mexican court on Thursday rejected an indigenous teacher's last-ditch appeal against his sentence for the killing of seven police officers in a case that rights groups have deemed unfair. |
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