19Jul2013 | Afro-Mexican Activists Vow to Continue Protests Over Murder of Malcolm X Grandson The Final Call In the early morning hours of July 14 The Final Call received a “communicado†from Mexico City-based Citizens for the Defense of Naturalized Afro-Mexicans saying protests demanding justice after the killing of the grandson of Malcolm X would go on despite a police raid that ended a hunger strike. |
19Jul2013 | US Lawsuit Dismissed Against Former President Ernesto Zedillo of Mexico The New York Times A United States District Court judge in Connecticut on Thursday dismissed a civil lawsuit against former President Ernesto Zedillo of Mexico that was filed by 10 anonymous plaintiffs who said they were survivors of a 1997 assault. |
19Jul2013 | United States Image Remains Mostly Favorable Across Latin America Tico Times The United States' public image greatly improved in Brazil and Mexico in the last year, and many surveyed said that U.S. ties were still more important than those with China. |
19Jul2013 | Bi-National Symposium on Legalizing Marijuana Opens in Guanajuato Proceso Former President Vicente Fox said that Mexico "will continue playing the fool" if it keeps up the fight against drugs with violent force. |
19Jul2013 | Historian Charts San Miguel's Rise from Small Colonial Town to US Retirement Mecca The News Lisa Covert, an assistant history professor at the College of Charleston, S.C., has put together in two brief essays the story on how San Miguel de Allende went from being a ghost town in 1930 to the bustling tourist attraction it is today. |
19Jul2013 | Women in Mexico Earn 33% Less Than Men in the Industrial Sector La Jornada Women between the ages of 30 and 49 constitute the largest group of paid workers in Mexico, and despite their important economic contributions, they face unequal conditions in practically all spheres of work. |
19Jul2013 | Public Application Period for Tickets to USA-Mexico World Cup Qualifier Now Open U.S. Soccer The public application phase for tickets to the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifier between the USA and Mexico at Columbus Crew Stadium begins today and runs through Monday, July 22. |
19Jul2013 | Al Jazeera: With Arrest of Zetas Leader, Can Mexico Now Win Its War on Drugs? Al Jazeera Inside Story asks what Monday's capture of notorious drug kingpin, Miguel Angel Trevino, leader of the brutal Zetas cartel, means for the Mexican drug war. |
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