23Jul2013 | Mexican Artist Alejandro Santiago Renowned for Making Clay Migrants Dead at 49 Associated Press Alejandro Santiago, a Mexican artist who filled the streets of his hometown with clay figures to represent the migrants who left for the United States, died Monday. He was 49. |
23Jul2013 | Anti-Crime Cultural Program Seeks to Invest Young People's Time in the Arts CNN Mexico As part of a pilot project aimed at combating crime, children and teenagers from 100 Mexican towns will have access to artistic and cultural activities in which to invest their free time. |
23Jul2013 | 72 Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Tail Unearthed by Archaeologists in Northern Mexico The Guardian Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History says the tail is a whopping 15 feet long and resembles that of a hadrosaur or crested duckbill dinosaur. |
23Jul2013 | Targeting Trigger Pullers: ATF Uses Fake Drugs, Big Bucks to Snare Suspects USA TODAY ATF stings that promise loads of easy money snared 1,000 would-be criminals, a USA TODAY investigation finds. These fake drug stashes have led to hard time, begging the question: Is this 'good law enforcement' or has the government gone too far? |
23Jul2013 | Three Mexican Immigrants Who Grew Up in US Stage Border Protest VOXXI Three Dreamers did what many consider the unthinkable. These Dreamers crossed the border into Mexico earlier this month and requested to come back to the United States on Monday. |
22Jul2013 | More Than 1,000 People Displaced by Heavy Northern Mexico Rains Agence France-Presse More than 1,000 people were evacuated from the city of Jimenez in northern Mexico after the heaviest rainfall in 25 years, officials said late Sunday. |
22Jul2013 | 2013 Taekwondo Worlds Closes in Mexico's Puebla Xinhua The 2013 World Taekwondo Championship concluded Sunday in central Mexico's city of Puebla, which attracted 872 athletes from 134 countries. |
22Jul2013 | Cary Darling DVD Review: 'Hecho en Mexico' dfw.com Mexican alternative pop culture is virtually unknown among non-Spanish speakers in the United States, and that's just one reason why Duncan Bridgeman's documentary Hecho en Mexico (Made in Mexico) is so important. |
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