27Mar2013 | Millions Unknowingly Have this Dangerous Disease - Are You One of Them? AgingCare.com According to a recently released report from the CDC, nearly 90 percent of adults with pre diabetes - a type 2 diabetes precursor - are completely unaware they have it, and are therefore unaware of the damage being done to their bodies. |
27Mar2013 | The Carnage Continues for Mexican Homebuilders FT.com Enrique Pena Nieto’s arrival to the presidency on December 1 last year has turned things around for just about everyone, it seems, but for Mexico’s leading homebuilders. |
27Mar2013 | In Mexico City, Recyclable Products Can be Bartered for Fruits and Vegetables Infosurhoy.com Glass and plastic bottles, cardboard, paper and discarded electronic devices. This might seem like a list of garbage. But in Mexico City, it is currency for bartering. |
27Mar2013 | With Reforms in Place, Mexico is Poised to Change Poor State of Its Education System VOXXI With a corrupted politician out of the way and an education reform program law in place, Mexico is poised to change the poor state of its education system. |
27Mar2013 | Eric Whitacre's Virtual Choir's Performance Based on Octavio Paz Poem TED Talks Composer and conductor Eric Whitacre has inspired millions by bringing together “virtual choirs,†singers from many countries spliced together on video. Now, for the first time ever, he creates the experience in real time. |
27Mar2013 | Galia Moss Departs Riviera Maya on Her Solo Trip Around Latin America Mexico Today Galia Moss departed the Xcaret archaeological park in Cancun earlier this month to begin her third solo trip around Latin America. The trip will stop at several points in South America. |
27Mar2013 | Jens Erik Gould's Bravery Tapes: Young Courage Amid Mexico's Violence Bravery Tapes There's an untold story from Mexico's drug war. Young people are answering the violence with acts of courage. This Bravery Tapes video profiles some of those tales in Monterrey. |
27Mar2013 | Government Offends Dignity of Mexico's Indigenous People at Human Rights Hearing La Jornada The tendency of the Mexican State to distance itself when confronted by the justness of the rights of indigenous peoples is not novel; but this time it showed itself directly and offensively within the confines of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. |
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