10Jul2013 | 'Wall on Wall': Giant Portraits of World's Barriers Go on Display on Berlin Wall Middle East Online Giant portraits of the world's tensest borders went on display Tuesday on the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall, in what organizers called a protest underlining the futility of barriers to resolve conflict. |
10Jul2013 | Mexico Links LMT with 7 US Radio Telescopes Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico has linked its Large Millimeter Telescope with seven U.S. radio telescopes to achieve greater range and resolution in astronomical observations. |
10Jul2013 | Human Rights Commission Sees Fewer Complaints in 2013 for Rights Abuses by Mexican Army Milenio The National Human Rights Commission affirmed that up to this point in the Pena Nieto administration, the complaints against the Army have decreased almost 50 percent. |
10Jul2013 | Mexico's Blockbuster Comedy 'We Are the Nobles' Sequel in the Works The Hollywood Reporter Writer-director Gary “Gaz†Alazraki is developing a sequel to the hit comedy We Are the Nobles, Mexico’s highest-grossing film. |
10Jul2013 | Baja California's Elections Institute Denies an Electoral Crisis The News Two days after Baja California’s gubernatorial candidates both celebrated victory in Sunday’s elections, the President of the Electoral Institute and Citizen Participation has rejected that the state is in an electoral crisis. |
10Jul2013 | VOXXI: How Latin America's Outdated Abortion Laws Impact Young Women VOXXI Latin America’s “old-fashioned†views on abortion and outdated abortion laws impact this generation of women, particularly Latinas. |
10Jul2013 | Guanajuato to Host First International Symposium on the Legalization of Marijuana Diego Pellicer Join Jamen Shively Founder and CEO of Diego Pellicer, Inc. and former President of Mexico Vicente Fox for the very first International Symposium on the Legalization and Medical Use of Marijuana. |
10Jul2013 | The Economist: Why Might Mexico's President Want to Lose an Election? The Economist Mexicans went to the polls in almost half the country’s states on July 7th for a round of local elections. All eyes were on Baja California, the only state to be electing a new governor. |
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