05Apr2013 | Thousands of Teachers Protest in Mexico Against Educational Reforms PressTV Tens of thousands of teachers in two major Mexican states have staged protests to oppose the new educational reforms imposed by President Enrique Pena Nieto’s government. |
05Apr2013 | 'We are the Nobles': Riches-to-Rags Comedy on Mexico Income Gap a Big Screen Hit Associated Press The Mexican riches-to-rags movie, "We are the Nobles" has opened to packed theaters in a country with one of the world's widest income gaps — and a love for laughing at misfortune. |
05Apr2013 | From a Universe of Trash, Recycling Art and Hope Hopscotch Films Filmed over nearly three years, Waste Land follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys to his native Brazil and the world's largest garbage dump. There he photographs an eclectic band of pickers of recyclable materials. |
05Apr2013 | Key to Development for the Future of Mexico is Education, Education, Education La Jornada The fundamental way to achieve both preparing a solid foundation for long term growth and bringing about public policies for social justice is to spend on education. |
05Apr2013 | American Gangs Use Internet for Bragging, Not Cybercrime, Study Finds ABC/Univision While gang members from Mexico to Russia go online to track down targets, intimidate adversaries and run lucrative Internet scams, American gangs are decidedly less savvy when it comes to the Internet. |
05Apr2013 | In Mexican Villages, Few Are Left to Dream of Migrating to the United States The New York Times All across Mexico’s ruddy central plains, most of the people who could go north already have. In a region long regarded as a bellwether of illegal immigration, the streets are wind-whipped and silent. |
05Apr2013 | Join Campaign for Youth Justice to Protect Children from Rape in Adult Prisons TakePart In 2003, the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) passed Congress unanimously, banning the practice of housing youth in general prison populations. Problem solved, right? Wrong. |
05Apr2013 | Talk is Not Cheap: Carlos Slim's Telecom Monopoly Costing Mexican Economy Billions IBTimes.com The world’s richest man, Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim, has drawn criticism from the U.S. trade office over his monopoly, which it says has stifled foreign investment and competition that could otherwise improve services and increase industry revenue. |
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