23Aug2013 | Tim Johnson: For Dark-Skinned Mexicans, Taint of Discrimination Lingers McClatchy Flip through the print publications exalting the activities of Mexico’s high society and there’s one thing you rarely find: dark-skinned people. No matter that nearly two-thirds of Mexicans consider themselves moreno, the Spanish word for dark. |
22Aug2013 | Pemex Says Ammonia Gas Pipeline Leak Death Toll Rises to 9 in Oaxaca EFE Mexican state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos said Thursday the death toll from an ammonia gas pipeline leak in the southern state of Oaxaca has risen to nine. |
22Aug2013 | California Votes on Driver's Licenses That Allow Government to Stalk You Mother Jones California's Assembly Appropriations Committee were expected to vote on a bill this week that would give residents the option of getting a "driver license on steroids." |
22Aug2013 | The Stream Speaks with Author of 'Zealot: the Life & Times of Jesus of Nazareth' Al Jazeera Do we really know the man Jesus was? In his book, “Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth†author Reza Aslan digs deep into history to paint a picture of a man lesser known to society. |
22Aug2013 | Government Admits Mexico's Indigenous Often Cheated Out of Their Lands La Jornada There have been abuses in the purchase of ejidos, indigenous communal lands, for the development of mining, industry and housing. These purchases have not benefited the owners of the ejidos. |
22Aug2013 | Tulum Still Favorite Tourism Destination, Wins Over Chichen Itza Again The Yucatan Times In 2012, the archeological site of Tulum in Quintana Roo, for the second consecutive year overtook Chichen Itza as a favorite destination for foreigner visitors. |
22Aug2013 | More Mexicans Sign Up to Learn Chinese as Asian Nation's Influence Grows Associated Press Chinese is on the rise in Mexico. Jose Fu, director of the Confucius Institute in Mexico City, attributes the increased interest in learning the language to China's growing world presence. |
22Aug2013 | Thousands Missing on the US-Mexico Border. Why Does No One Seem to Give a Damn? The New York Times Forensics experts in Arizona struggle to identify the bodies of migrants who perished while attempting to cross illicitly from Mexico into the United States. |
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