08Apr2013 | Journalists Expose Hidden Offshore Bank Accounts PBS NewsHour PBS NewsHour talks to Gerald Ryle, director of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, about the findings of a massive cross-border collaborative investigation. |
08Apr2013 | Mexican Rock Group Mana Sends Pro-Gay Message to 8 Million Facebook Fans Gay Star News Mana has come out in favor of gay marriage. Last week the band’s vocalist and guitarist Fher Olvera took to Facebook to send a positive message to the group’s eight million followers and fans. |
08Apr2013 | Dudley Althaus: Honeymoon Over for Mexico's President Pena Nieto InSight Since taking office four months ago, Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto and his subordinates have been been working overtime to forge a more hopeful, less blood-tinged conversation about their country. But that conversation may be coming to an end. |
08Apr2013 | Seven Die in Brewery Tank Accident in Mexico City During Routine Maintenance Reuters An accident at a Mexico City brewery killed seven people early yesterday, Corona beermaker Grupo Modelo said. The accident happened in a tank that was undergoing maintenance and cleaning. |
08Apr2013 | Experts Triple Estimate of Dengue Fever Infections Reuters Around 390 million people are infected each year with dengue fever - the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease - more than triple the current estimate by the World Health Organization, experts said on Sunday. |
08Apr2013 | Marisol Valles Garcia, 20-Something Mexican Police Chief, Heads to New York for Play New York Daily News Marisol Valles Garcia — the baby-faced former police chief of a violent, drug-riddled Mexican border town — will celebrate the opening of a biographical play about her life when it opens this weekend in the East Village. |
08Apr2013 | Mexico Aims to Close the Digital Divide Al Jazeera Around 70 percent of Mexicans have no access to either computers or the internet. As Mexico's economy roars towards the future, much of its success will depend on how many people get the skills necessary to participate in the boom. |
07Apr2013 | President Pena Nieto Says 'No Going Back' on Nation's Education Reform EFE Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said that his government is open "to dialogue and to hearing different views" with regard to educational reform, but insisted that "the law is not negotiable" and "there's no going back on what was enacted to improve the quality of education." |
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