21Aug2013 | Stone Carving Skills Revived at Mexico's First National Sculpture Park The Art Newspaper Artists have donated works to be installed in a new public space, due to open in time for the Mayan Cultural Festival in October. |
21Aug2013 | Legislators in Mexico Seek to Change Freedom-of-Information Law The Los Angeles Times Availing themselves of a relatively new freedom-of-information law, journalists and ordinary citizens have been able to learn facts that the government sought to hide. But this week, Congress was poised to change the law governing the Federal Institute for Access to Information. |
21Aug2013 | Teachers in Mexico Add School Textbook Errors to Their List of Complaints Associated Press As Mexican children trooped back to school this week, they had already learned one lesson: You can't believe everything you read in your textbook. |
21Aug2013 | What Conspiracy Theories Say About Us: Jesse Walker on The United States of Paranoia ReasonTV ReasonTV's Nick Gillespie sat down with Jesse Walker to discuss his book, the deep history of conspiracy theories in America, and how he became fascinated with the topic. |
21Aug2013 | Prematurity, Teenage Births Common on Both Sides of US-Mexican Border CDC.gov Hispanic women living in border regions of the United States and Mexico struggle with low rates of prenatal care and high rates of preterm birth and births to teenaged mothers, according to a study published online in Preventing Chronic Disease. Here is the abstract of that report. |
21Aug2013 | Samsung to Introduce Watch-Like Phone Next Month Bloomberg News Samsung Electronics will introduce a wristwatch-like device named the Galaxy Gear next month that can make phone calls, surf the Web and handle emails. |
21Aug2013 | Afro-Mexicans Demand Answers in Response to Death of Malcolm Latif Shabazz NNPA It’s been three months since the May 9 murder of Malcolm Latif Shabazz in the capital city of Mexico, and there remains no resolution for the Shabazz family about the crime. |
21Aug2013 | 'Queen of the Pacific' Arrested on Return to Mexico After US Release EFE A Mexican woman known as the "Queen of the Pacific" was arrested Tuesday on returning to her homeland from the United States, which deported Sandra Avila Beltran after a federal judge sentenced her to time served as an accessory after the fact to drug trafficking. |
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