26Jun2013 | Sixty Percent of Mexican Workers Labor Off the Books Reuters Seeking to dismantle a black economy dragging on economic growth, Mexico wants to lure informal workers into the social security net - and the reach of the tax man. |
26Jun2013 | Survey Shows Most Mexicans Would Welcome a Merger With the US ABC-Univision If the U.S. and Mexico formed a single country, what would you call it? It sounds like a silly question. But based on a very serious recent survey of Mexicans' attitudes to the world, it might be worth answering. |
26Jun2013 | Two SCOTUS Victories for Gay Marriage: DOMA Ruled Unconstitutional, Prop 8 Dies Associated Press The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that legally married same-sex couples should get the same federal benefits as heterosexual couples. |
26Jun2013 | Tourism Seen Jumping to Mexico's 3rd Biggest Cash Source by 2018 Bloomberg Mexico’s tourism industry, already the nation’s fifth-biggest source of revenue, is seen taking on more economic importance by the end of 2018 as international visits rise and new infrastructure is built. |
26Jun2013 | Big Waves and Big Surfers Ready for Second Annual Surf Open Acapulco The Los Angeles Times Revolcadero Beach in Acapulco, Mexico, will be the site of the second annual Surf Open Acapulco, which runs July 2-7. |
26Jun2013 | Woman in Oaxaca Graduates from Elementary School... at Age 100! Milenio Her name is Manuela Hernandez Velasquez. At 100 years of age, she obtained her elementary school certificate, proving that it is never late to study. |
26Jun2013 | MEX Reporter Calls on US Journalists to Investigate Trafficking Networks North of Border Knight Center for Journalism Why did acclaimed Mexican journalist Marcela Turati tell the story of death and threats against her colleagues during a ceremony recognizing the very best of investigative journalism in the U.S.? Because the problem of corruption and drug trafficking in Mexico does not stop at the border. |
26Jun2013 | Mexico is Critical of US Border Security, Says Fences Not Solution Associated Press The Mexican government objected on Tuesday to an immigration bill that appears headed for approval in the U.S. Senate, saying the initiative's heavy focus on border security is not consistent with the relationship between the two countries. |
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