24Aug2013 | Human Rights Commission Hears Deafening Silence from Mexico Journalists Dallas Morning News A commendable new report by Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission documents a horrific increase in the number of killings, disappearances and threats against journalists over the past 13 years. |
24Aug2013 | 70% of Mexico Students Drop Out of School Because of Lack of Resources The Mazatlan Messenger A study by the Bank of Mexico showed a high attrition rate among young people seeking an education. In fact, the study revealed that up to 70% of Mexico students lack the economic resources needed for school and eventually drop out. |
23Aug2013 | Milla Jovovich Heats Up Liverpool Fashion Fest 2013 in Mexico City JustJared Milla Jovovich hit the catwalk in a long black dress at the Liverpool Fashion Fest Autumn/Winter 2013 show held at Club de Banqueros on Thursday in Mexico City, Mexico. |
23Aug2013 | What People Are Saying About WebThriftStore.com joonbug WebThriftStore.com is a site that functions like an online thrift store. The catch is that for everything bought and sold, you have the chance to choose a participating charity to donate the proceeds of your purchase towards. |
23Aug2013 | Navarrette: 'Midnight in Mexico' Reveals Hard Truths About Homeland San Diego Union-Tribune Alfredo Corchado's book "Midnight in Mexico" is like a pinata. Wherever you crack it open, something good flies out. A friend for more than a decade and former colleague, Corchado has penned a masterpiece. |
23Aug2013 | Whistleblower Bradley Manning Wants to Be a Woman CNN Bradley Manning, the Army private sentenced on Wednesday to 35 years in prison for the largest leak of military and diplomatic documents in U.S. history, has made headlines once again by announcing his intention to become a woman. |
23Aug2013 | Decrease in Checks Sent from US Home to Mexico Fronteras Desk A report out last month said remittances from workers in the United States to families back in Mexico are down. In fact, Mexico has fallen from third to fourth place in remittance income behind China, India and now the Philippines. |
23Aug2013 | Lawmakers Yield to Mass Protest Action, Postpone Education Law Vote The News Mexico’s deputies have agreed to postpone debate on a controversial educational law that provoked fierce protests from one of the country’s biggest teachers unions, after senior deputies agreed it needs revising. |
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