04May2013 | Original Cinco De Mayo in Mexico is a Serious Observation, Not a Big Party Fox News Latino As millions of Americans head to Cinco de Mayo parties throughout the United States this weekend, the Fifth of May barely registers south of the border and it remains something of a mystery how the anniversary of an 1862 battle in Mexico turned into a celebration of all things Latino in the U.S. |
04May2013 | Your HIV Infection Risk is Higher Than You Think TakePart The numbers of young people being infected is staggering, but there's a lot we can do about it, says the director of the government's Office of Adolescent Health. |
04May2013 | During Mexico Visit, President Obama Says No To Legalizing Marijuana Talk Radio News In a speech in Mexico City on Friday, President Obama shut the door on any possibility that he'll support efforts in his second term to legalize certain recreational drugs. |
03May2013 | Migrants Confront Difficult Conditions on Both Sides of the Mexico-US Border Proceso Strict immigration laws and the tight labor market in the United States particularly affect the Mexican-born population in that country, so much so that many have to return to Mexico and remain there permanently. |
03May2013 | Obama Tells Students It's Time to Banish Stereotypical Images of Mexico The New York Times President Obama, in speech to high school and university students here, said Friday that it was time to banish the stereotypical Mexico of violence and people fleeing across borders and embrace the new image of a strengthening democracy and economy. |
03May2013 | Tarahumara Indians of Mexico Compete in Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon Cincinnati.com Completing all 26.2 miles of a marathon may be the crowning achievements of many runners at the 15th Flying Pig Marathon – but to Miguel Lara and Arnolfo Quimare, it’s just another day. |
03May2013 | World Press Freedom Day Sees Mexico Journalists Forced Into Hiding Agence France-Presse As World Press Freedom Day is commemorated Friday, Mexico faces a grim record, with Reporters Without Borders saying that 86 media workers have been killed while 18 more have disappeared since 2000. |
03May2013 | Growing the Grid: Electric Nissan Leaf in Mexico NissanNewsroom The fully-electric Nissan LEAF has been zooming across the country of Mexico for months now. So far, only taxi drivers and government officials in Mexico City and in Aguascalientes are driving them. But soon those in Mexico who want to drive a 100 percent pure electric car will be able to buy the Nissan LEAF. |
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