29Apr2013 | The Economist Explains Why Mexico's Teachers Are Wielding Axes The Economist Teachers’ strikes normally involve nothing more extreme than an orderly march and some well-punctuated placards. In Mexico they are more serious affairs. |
29Apr2013 | President Obama's Mexico Visit Comes with Backdrop of Uncertainty The Los Angeles Times President Obama travels to Mexico this week amid signs that the relationship between the United States and its southern neighbor's new government faces a new period of uncertainty after years of unprecedented closeness forged by the deadly war against Mexican drug cartels. |
29Apr2013 | Zagat Heats Up Mexico's Restaurant Scene Relaxnews Mexico is set to enjoy a dual boost to its gastronomy scene, with Zagat releasing its first ever restaurant guide to Mexico City and a roster of some of the world's most important chefs descending on the country next month in an international event aimed at promoting the country's culinary heritage. |
29Apr2013 | Respect Women's Choice for Home Births: Doctors Reuters Although hospitals and birthing centers are the safest places to have a baby, pediatricians said today that women who choose to give birth at home should be supported and that setting made as safe as possible, as well. |
29Apr2013 | Journalists in Veracruz State Capital March Against Attacks on Press Associated Press Some 400 people gathered Sunday in the center of Veracruz's state capital, Xalapa, for a march to demand justice in the Regina Martinez case and an end to attacks on the press. |
28Apr2013 | People are Happier When They Believe They are Having More Sex than Others AllGov When it comes to having sex and being happy, it’s not enough to keep up with the Joneses - but to surpass them. |
28Apr2013 | San Diego Makes 2024 Olympics Bid Alongside Neighboring Tijuana The Inquisitr San Diego has made a 2024 Olympics bid that might be one of the most original ideas the committee has ever seen. The city wants to actually host the 2024 games in conjunction with the town of Tijuana. |
28Apr2013 | 'Icicles of Death' in Polar Oceans Could Hold Clues to Origins of Life on Earth Daily Mail The first life on Earth may have emerged in polar seas and originated from underwater 'icicles of death', according to a new report. |
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