24Jun2013 | Mexico Hosts International Maya Culture Conference Prensa Latina An international conference that will last until Saturday began yesterday in Mexico, with the objective of disseminating knowledge about the Maya culture and people. |
24Jun2013 | PGP Inventor, Navy SEAL Find Surveillance Niche in Silent Circle The Washington Post New disclosures about the National Security Agency’s surveillance efforts have given a boost to at least one Washington area company seeking to thwart prying eyes. |
24Jun2013 | Mexican Civil Groups Disapprove of Creation of New National Gendarmerie La Jornada Representatives from civil organizations question the situation of prevailing insecurity in the nation and affirmed that the drop in the indicators of violence doesn't mean an effective change to stop the waves of criminals. |
24Jun2013 | Low-Paid Jobs in Mexico Attracts International Investors and Creates a Poor Middle Class CCTV In the global economy downturn, investors are focusing on bright spots and titling them the "Next 11" - countries with the potential for sigfinicant growth. CCTV Correspondent Franc Contreras takes a look at one of the 11 countries - Mexico. |
24Jun2013 | As Temperatures Soar, Human Smuggling Along Mexico's Northern Border Becomes Deadly KVOA With temperatures soaring past 100, it doesn't take long to get dehydrated in the Arizona desert. And as immigrants attempt to make the trek north from Mexico, many of them fall victim to those scorching temperatures. |
24Jun2013 | Mexico Tourism Secretary Invited to NYC Gender Event The News Tourism Secretary Claudia Ruiz Massieu has been asked to participate as guest speaker at a gender equality event to be held in New York in September. |
24Jun2013 | Over 100 Cities in Veracruz Declared Emergency Areas After Tropical Storm Barry Latino Daily An emergency declaration has been issued for 109 cities in Veracruz affected by Tropical Storm Barry, which killed one person, injured three others and caused extensive damage in the Gulf state last week. |
24Jun2013 | Social Networks Rank Mexico 3rd in Worldwide Followers Interested in Tourism MexicoToday As the third most-liked national tourism organization on Facebook, Mexico is well on its way to achieving its tourism goals. |
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