15May2013 | Protestors Target Excessive Phone Rates for Immigrant Detainees in US New America Media Inmates can pay upwards of $20 for a five-minute phone call to friends, relatives or lawyers. While the high rates are a cash cow for the prison, for detainees they have become a major hurdle to staying in touch with the outside. |
15May2013 | Informal Employment Predominates in Mexico's Poorest States Excelsior Informality torments the country's poorest states. In 15 of the 31 states, plus the Federal District, the rate of informal - work for cash, without contracts or benefits - exceeds the national average, which is 59% of the total employed population. |
15May2013 | 'Hecho En Mexico': A Musical Film to Remember Alt.Latino At the core of the movie is the desire to go beyond the well-publicized problems that afflict Mexico, and to align the concerns of Mexicans with more universal issues of death, spirituality, modernity and gender relations. |
15May2013 | Restrictions on US Drug Agents' Operations in Mexico Seen as Overdue The Washington Post The recent changes ordered by new President Enrique Pena Nieto to Mexico's anti-narcotics partnership with the United States have produced markedly different reactions here and in Washington, underscoring what appear to be diverging perceptions of the drug war's goals and the costs of fighting it. |
15May2013 | ASP 4-Star Surf Open Acapulco Confirmed for 2013 ASP World Tour For the second consecutive year, the Association of Surfing Professionals 4-Star Surf Open Acapulco will return to the punchy Mexican beachbreak of Playa Revolcadero, with the 2013 addition slated to unfold from July 2-7, 2013. |
15May2013 | Tropical Depression Off Mexican Coast Kicks Off Start of Pacific Hurricane Season Examiner.com The 2013 Eastern Pacific Hurricane Season, which began today, started right on cue with the development of the first tropical depression of the season. |
14May2013 | Julio Iglesias Returns to Mexico City's National Auditorium After 3 Decades EFE Julio Iglesias felt he owed Mexico something for having been 30 years without giving a concert here, so he paid his outstanding debt with affection, moving words, mariachis and his all-time greatest hits. |
14May2013 | Padre Alejandro Solalinde Fights for Immigration Reform in US CNN Known for his outspoken, unapologetic support of migrants in Mexico, the Rev. Alejandro Solalinde is bringing his message to the United States. |
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