25Mar2013 | UNESCO Says Mexico a 'Profoundly Racist' Country La Jornada Although no one admits it, Mexico is a "profoundly racist" country, where discrimination is exercised across all class lines, says the director of the UNESCO Chair on Human Rights and Ethics. |
25Mar2013 | Is Economic Boom Trickling Down to All Mexicans? VOXXI By all accounts the Mexican economy is booming. But is any of this economic good news trickling down to all Mexicans, including the urban poor in metropolitan areas, and the millions of peasants who live in rural areas? |
25Mar2013 | Is Pope Francis Latino? New Catholic Leader Stirs Debate About Ethnicity Associated Press He is being hailed with pride and wonder as the "first Latino pope," a native Spanish speaker born and raised in the South American nation of Argentina. But for some Latinos, there's a catch. |
25Mar2013 | Forest Fires Raze 2,500 Hectares in Central State of San Luis Potosi Xinhua As many as 11 forest fires have spread through 2,500 hectares of land in Mexico's north central state of San Luis Potosi, forcing at least 400 people to leave their homes, local authorities said Sunday. |
25Mar2013 | Alcatraz: Looking Back at America's 1st SuperMax, 50 Years Later YouTube USP Alcatraz is infamous in American folklore. Alcatraz or "The Rock" was used by the Federal Government to confine the most aggressive and or dangerous inmates in the federal system from 1934 to 1963. |
24Mar2013 | 'Single Command' Plans in Mexico Hampered by Political Divisions InSight Only 33 out of Guerrero's 81 mayors signed an agreement to implement the new "Mando Unico" system, which will unite municipal police forces under a single, state-level command. |
24Mar2013 | With a Recession at Home, Spanish Bands Look to Mexico for Opportunities EFE Spanish musicians are looking to Mexico for opportunities amid the deep economic recession that has hurt music sales and dampened concert attendance in their homeland. |
24Mar2013 | Spanish Company to Build Wind Farms in Oaxaca & Puebla, Despite Indigenous Opposition Proceso Despite opposition from indigenous residents to the construction of wind farms in their communities, the electric company Iberdrola announced that this year it will invest $910 million in three new projects. |
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