08May2013 | Popocatepetl Volcano Spews Ash and Smoke Over Central State of Puebla Agence France-Presse Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano has spewed ash over several towns in the central state of Puebla, just 55 kilometers southeast of Mexico City, but the country's capital was spared. |
08May2013 | 'Courtyard of the Gentiles' Event Comes to Mexico The Christian Science Monitor The Vatican's first Courtyard of the Gentiles event outside Europe takes place in Mexico this week. The number of Mexicans who say they are 'non-religious' jumped by 56 percent between 2000 and 2010. |
08May2013 | Claudio Lomnitz: Democracy and Leftists Movements in Latin America La Jornada We all know that representative democracy is an inadequate policy in Latin America. Why? Baldly stated, because in our continent the capitalist economy has usually been insufficiently dynamic to fully absorb the population. |
08May2013 | Famed Mexican Gay Couple Helps Blaze Adoption Trail Agence-France Presse They are perhaps Mexico's best-known gay couple: one a soap opera actor, the other a theater producer. Now, they are country's first same-sex couple to be able to adopt a child through a public institution. |
08May2013 | Passage of Mexican Legislation to Combat Impunity Against the Country's Journalists IFEX Press groups welcome the passage of seminal legislation in Mexico designed to combat the almost complete impunity in cases of crimes committed against the country's journalists. |
08May2013 | President Pena Nieto Commits to Long-Awaited Justice System Reforms The News President Enrique Pena Nieto yesterday signaled his commitment to a 2008 reform to Mexico’s justice system, indicating that funds have been put aside for its implementation. |
08May2013 | Can Technology and Tourism Sustain Sea Turtles? The New York Times Sea turtles have roamed the oceans for close to 200 million years, surviving assaults that doomed the dinosaurs. Around the world different species now face threats ranging from coastal building to poaching and drowning in fish nets. |
08May2013 | Give Us Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Huddled Masses - We Have Private Prisons to Fill The Observer When Jose Rios walked into a Bank of America branch last year, he hoped to open an account for the car repair shop he owned. He didn’t expect to end up with a prison sentence. |
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