26Aug2013 | Space Tourism's Biggest Challenge in California Is the Fear of Lawsuits Associated Press As several new private ventures to take people on trips to space come closer to becoming reality, California lawmakers are racing other states to woo the new space companies with cushy incentives. |
26Aug2013 | Peruvian Runners Raul Pacheco and Gladys Tejeda Win Mexico City Marathon Peru this Week Runners Raul Pacheco and Gladys Tejeda made all Peruvians proud this weekend by winning their respective categories at Sunday's Mexico City Marathon, which takes place every year in the Aztec capital. |
26Aug2013 | Scientists Discover How Cannabis Slows Alzheimer's TruthOnPot.com Previous studies suggest a role of cannabis in slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s and now scientists can explain why. |
26Aug2013 | What School Costs a Family in Mexico City Milenio For some parents the return to school presents a worrying problem - they not only have to succeed in getting their children to the classroom on time, but also worry about their income dwindling because of the cost of supplies and transportation. |
26Aug2013 | Transgender Mexican Women Deported from US to Life of Peril in Mexico WeNews Mexico is one of the world's most dangerous places to be transgender. But as lawmakers try to change that, transgender women who are deported confront a social backlash that makes their homeland more fearful than ever. |
26Aug2013 | Survey Finds Mexico City Residents Disapprove Of Teacher Protests Against Education Reform Latin Times Mexico City residents are fed up with protestors who have blocked roadways and lawmaking chambers and swamped public squares in an attempt to kill a government plan for education reform, says a survey undertaken by El Universal. |
26Aug2013 | Artist's Cardboard Figures Portray Domestic Help of Los Angeles Mansions La Prensa Ramiro Gomez is combating "the invisibility" of immigrant workers employed in the mansions of Los Angeles by painting cardboard figures of them that he installs in the city's exclusive areas to remind people of their existence. |
26Aug2013 | Federal Report of Mexican Drug Cartel Activity in US Said to Be Exaggerated The Washington Post In a 2011 report, the National Drug Intelligence Center said Mexican drug-trafficking organizations had a presence in more than 1,000 U.S. cities. Drug policy analysts say the number is misleading. |
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