18May2013 | View the Ghost Pueblos in the Costa Grande Region of Guerrero State BBC News Leopoldo Soberanis, a local fruit businessman, takes the BBC's reporter Linda Pressly, and photographer Richard Fenton-Smith, on a tour of the deserted villages of the Sierra de Tecpan de Galeana. |
18May2013 | Want to Make Friends? Don't Moan About Your Weight The Daily Mail Study finds women who obsess over their weight and constantly criticise themselves are unlikeable. |
18May2013 | World Bank Says Mexico Middle Class Vulnerable to Return to Poverty Milenio The World Bank says that Mexico performed poorly in increasing the population that has moved from poverty to the middle class, largely because of the impact of the financial crisis of 2008 on its economy. |
18May2013 | Mexican Communities Sue for Environmental Justice Inter Press Service Fed up with oil spills from facilities belonging to Mexico’s state oil company Pemex, residents of two communities in the southeastern state of Tabasco are taking the country’s largest company to court in a bid for compensation for damage to the environment and agriculture. |
18May2013 | Scientists Engineering Tobacco Plants to Produce Biofuels of the Future The Fix Researchers have already developed an extraction method, and envision that tobacco could be used to make airplane fuel, automobile fuel, and diesel fuel. |
18May2013 | Mexico to Create Special Police Unit to Search for the Missing Associated Press Mexico's government says it will create a special investigative unit to search for the missing, heeding a request by relatives of the disappeared who have been on a hunger strike for nine days. |
18May2013 | OAS Drug Report Envisions Growing Legalization in Western Hemisphere The Huffington Post The Organization of American States on Friday released a report laying out a future in which more countries in the Western Hemisphere legalize marijuana. |
18May2013 | Enrique Pena Nieto: 'Education Will Not Be Privatized or Concessioned' Presidency of the Republic Let no-one attempt to mislead society: Education will not be privatized or concessioned. Education is, and will remain, a public and irrevocable function of the Mexican state. |
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