04Apr2013 | Watery Gecko Grip Could Lead to Stickier Tape National Geographic News Scientists have long known that geckos can scurry up walls, Spider-Man style. But less well understood is how these reptiles cling to wet surfaces, which are common in their rainy tropical habitats. |
04Apr2013 | Mexico's Consumer Confidence Up on Year, But Down From February Dow Jones Consumer confidence in Mexico was slightly higher in March than a year before, but fell sharply from February, the National Statistics Institute, or Inegi said Thursday. |
04Apr2013 | 7 Cuban Dancers Defect from National Ballet During Mexico Tour The Canadian Press Seven young members of the National Ballet of Cuba defected last month while on a performing tour in Mexico, an island dance official said this week. |
04Apr2013 | Google Defends Decision to Honor Cesar Chavez on Easter with Doogle TheCelebrityCafe.com Google’s decision to honor Latino civil rights icon Cesar Chavez on his birthday Sunday instead of Easter was the target of criticism, forcing Google to defend its decision. |
04Apr2013 | An All-Female Band is Making Its Way in the World of Mariachi The New York Times One is German, another a New Yorker of Egyptian descent. Others are Cuban-American, Colombian, Dominican and Argentine. These are the unlikely members of Mariachi Flor de Toloache, a New York mariachi band. |
04Apr2013 | Is Mexico's Growing Agricultural Industry Threatening Small Farmers? VOXXI Agriculture is following the path of industrial assembly and manufacturing, as industrial farming takes off in a number of areas in the country. Despite its own large farming industry, Americans are moving in. |
04Apr2013 | United Nations Reports the Majority of Poor in Mexico are Children UNICEF Mexico More than 20 million children and adolescents in Mexico are estimated to live in poverty, and five million of them in extreme poverty, the United Nations Children’s Fund reported in a joint study with the Mexican Government. |
04Apr2013 | ThinkProgress: Why LGBT Undocumented People Need Immigration Reform ThinkProgress.org With over a quarter of a million people in the U.S. who are both LGBT and undocumented, immigration reform that offers a path to earned citizenship to the undocumented would be a monumental achievement in the fight for LGBT equality. |
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