20Jun2013 | Fake Border Crossing is Hit Amusement Park Attraction at Hidalgo's EcoAlberto Fronteras Desk An unusual amusement park attraction in the central Mexican state of Hidalgo offers visitors the thrills and chills of an illegal border crossing. |
20Jun2013 | John McAfee Resurfaces as Ranting Video Star, Mocks McAfee Software Reuters Eccentric software pioneer John McAfee is back in the spotlight - lashing out at the anti-virus software that bears his name in a profanity-laced video. |
20Jun2013 | Team of International Archaeologists Finds Mayan City Believed to Be 1,400 Years Old artdaily.org Archaeologists have discovered a previously unknown Mayan city in the southeastern state of Campeche, which for its vast extension and characteristics is believed to have been a seat of government some 1,400 years ago. |
20Jun2013 | Domestic Violence 'A Serious Global Health Problem' Says World Health Organization Associated Press About a third of women worldwide have been physically or sexually assaulted by a former or current partner, according to the first major review of violence against women. |
20Jun2013 | As Demand for Higher Education Rises, Mexico Increases University Options The News Public Education Undersecretary Fernando Serrano Migallon announced the addition of 36,376 admissions slots in Mexico’s higher education system by the Public Education Secretariat. |
20Jun2013 | Schuyler Null: Can Mexico Harness Its Demographic Dividend? Wilson Center Mexico’s 2012 elections were important for a host of reasons: the PRI party returned to power; there was the first female presidential candidate from a major party; and turn-out was historically high. They also proved that Mexico’s young people are not as apathetic as some may have thought. |
20Jun2013 | Nicaragua Approves Canal Project to Rival Panama Associated Press A multi-billion dollar proposal to plow a massive rival to the Panama Canal across the middle of Nicaragua was approved by the leftist-controlled National Assembly last week. |
20Jun2013 | Communities in Michoacan's Tierra Caliente Just Say No to Drug Cartels The Los Angeles Times This western-most section of Michoacan state is experiencing a rare phenomenon in Mexico: Communities have risen up against the drug-trafficking gangs that terrorized them for years. |
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