16Jul2013 | Only 2% of Married Same Sex Couples in Mexico City Seeking Divorce On Top Magazine Only 2 percent of the marriages of gay and lesbian couples in Mexico City end in divorce. The figure was highlighted by Mexico City Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera as he hosted a mass wedding for 26 gay couples over the weekend. |
16Jul2013 | Pastors for Peace Caravan Arrives in Mexico, Heading for Cuba Prensa Latina The 24th U.S.-Cuba Friendship Caravan Pastors for Peace arrived in Mexico to set off to the Caribbean island tomorrow. |
16Jul2013 | Taxibeat Launches Cab-Finder App in Mexico City TechCrunch Taxibeat’s smartphone app, available on iOS and Android, enables users to locate nearby taxis, hail the driver of their choice and rate them once the ride is over. |
16Jul2013 | Chronicle Book Review: Dr. Carl Hart's High Price StoptheDrugWar.org High Price is the harrowing and inspiring memoir of neuroscientist Carl Hart, a man who grew up in one of Miami’s toughest neighborhoods and, determined to make a difference as an adult, tirelessly applies his scientific training to help save real lives. |
16Jul2013 | In Mexico to Bury Hatchet, France Foreign Minister Says US No Longer Dictates World Events McClatchy Newspapers France’s foreign minister called Monday for far-reaching collaboration with Mexico, officially burying a diplomatic squabble that roiled relations between the two nations for years. |
16Jul2013 | Updated US State Department Travel Warning on Mexico Again Excludes Major Tourism Areas Travel Weekly The latest travel warning for Mexico, issued by the U.S. State Department on July 12, contained no essential changes or surprises from the last warning that was issued on Nov. 20, 2012. |
16Jul2013 | Rails are Risky Crossing in Mexico for a New Wave of Central American Migrants The Washington Post For close to two decades, Mexico represents a great challenge for those whose only goal is to reach the northern border hoping to incorporate themselves into the United States. |
16Jul2013 | Mexican Border Town Friend in Fight Against AIDS The Christian Science Monitor Una Mano Amigo's Rosember Lopez Samayoa helps those in Chiapas, Mexico, who bear a double stigma: migrants who also are LGBT. |
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