04Sep2013 | Concamin Business Association Opposes Chinese Dragon Mart in Cancun GlobalPost The Dragon Mart project in the Caribbean resort city of Cancun will promote the importation of "underpriced Chinese products" and lead to unfair trade, posing a threat to domestic industry, the Concamin business association said. |
04Sep2013 | Veterans Commit Suicide Twice as Often as Civilians Fronteras Desk People who have served in the United States military commit suicide at more than twice the rate of the civilian population, according to a report released this week. |
04Sep2013 | Mexican Senate Passes Controversial Part of Education Reform Bill Reuters Mexico’s Congress gave final approval concerning a federal bill to overhaul the country’s public education system, in spite of nationwide protests by teachers and their supporters over the last several days. |
03Sep2013 | Prosecutors Investigate if Woman Killing Bus Drivers to Avenge Sex Abuse Associated Press Mexican prosecutors say they are investigating claims that a woman who killed two bus drivers in the northern border city of Ciudad Juarez was seeking revenge for alleged sexual abuse of female passengers. |
03Sep2013 | Migrant Rights Defenders Face Growing Pressure from Mexico Church Leadership Inter Press Service Pastoral action groups, made up of laypeople, priests and members of religious orders, with the support of volunteers, provide assistance to migrants and their families and communities. Now they fear new changes imposed by the Catholic Church leadership will complicate their organization. |
03Sep2013 | Remittances to Mexico Fall Over 1 Percent in July Agencia EFE Remittances sent by Mexicans living abroad fell 1.3 percent to $1.84 billion in July, compared to the same month in 2012, the Bank of Mexico said Monday. |
03Sep2013 | The Warning Label That We Never Knew We Needed Until We Saw It Our Horizon Our Horizon's campaign is a globally unprecedented approach to climate change: we want to put warning labels on gas pump nozzles just like those on cigarette packages. |
03Sep2013 | In Tulum, Day of the Dead Festival Focuses on Food The Los Angeles Times They’ll be cooking up something special on the Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos in Tulum, Mexico, where the holiday will be celebrated with a six-day food festival and workshop. |
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