28Mar2013 | Mexico Civic Groups Seek Congress Debate on Proposed Gendarmerie The Los Angeles Times Some worry that Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto will create the new force by decree and that without lawmakers' input, it will have an ill-defined mandate. |
28Mar2013 | Bill Gates has $100,000 for Anyone Who Can Invent a High-Tech, Next-Gen Condom redOrbit.com When you think about contraceptives, it’s highly doubtful Bill Gates is the first name that comes to mind, but the Microsoft co-founder and chairman is looking to use his charitable organization in order to change that – and quite likely save some lives in the process. |
28Mar2013 | Border Drug Busts More Likely to Involve Americans than Mexicans, Report Says The Huffington Post Many people in the United States view drug smuggling as an industry dominated by Mexicans. Here’s a stereotype we’re glad to see get busted. |
27Mar2013 | White House Releases Statement on Obama's May Visit to Mexico WhiteHouse.gov President Obama will travel to Mexico and Costa Rica May 2-4. This trip is an important opportunity to reinforce the deep cultural, familial, and economic ties that so many Americans share with Mexico and Central America, the Office of the Press Secretary says. |
27Mar2013 | Common Dreams: The Five Ugly Extremes of Inequality in an America Split in Two Common Dreams The first step is to learn the facts, and then to get angry and to ask ourselves, as progressives and caring human beings, what we can do about the relentless transfer of wealth to a small group of well-positioned Americans. |
27Mar2013 | Latest Travel Developments in Mexico SFGate Two things were abundantly clear from the day one of Mexico's Tianguis Turistico, the largest travel trade show and conference in Latin America, held in Puebla last week. |
27Mar2013 | Scientists Discover First Known Two-Headed Shark The Sun Scientists say they have discovered of the first-ever two-headed bull shark. Experts say the baby beast, found in the Gulf of Mexico, was a single shark rather than conjoined twins. |
27Mar2013 | Migrants to Re-Enact Way of the Cross in Southeast Mexico Protest EFE Migrants from several countries are planning a two-day re-enactment of the Way of the Cross in southeastern Mexico, a demonstration aimed at calling attention to the dangers they face in trying to reach U.S. soil, organizers said. |
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