15Mar2013 | Yoani Sanchez, Cuba's Most Famous Dissident, Given Cool Welcome in Mexico The New York Times In a country with barely any Internet access, the activist Yoani Sanchez has managed, with a blog and a Twitter account as her only tools, to tell the outside world about repression in Cuba. But many in Mexico don't want to hear about it. |
15Mar2013 | The Veins of the Earth: Tourism Puts Mexico's Underwater Wonders at Risk ABC News Cancun is America’s Bali. It’s loud and brash and party-central. But under all those stomping feet is the spectacular silence and epic grandeur of the pristine Yucatan Aquifer, described by some as the world’s largest underground river. |
15Mar2013 | Latinos Beyond Reel: Film Hopes to Change Latino Stereotypes in Media NBC Latino New 80-minute documentary features interviews with myriad Latinos who are involved in education, Hollywood, and the media all over the U.S. |
15Mar2013 | Researchers Say Gulf of Mexico Red Tide Means Algae are Underfed Examiner.com A new study by scientists has found that red tide in the Gulf of Mexico is caused by a food shortage in the species of algae that produce the red tide phenomenon. |
15Mar2013 | Mexico Ranks 61 out of 187 Countries in UN Human Development Index Aristegui Noticias Mexico is in the 61st place in the ranking of 187 countries on the annual Human Development Index prepared by the United Nations Program for Development. |
15Mar2013 | Some Vigilantes Set Aside Masks and Checkpoints, Seek to Form National Movement Associated Press The leader of Mexico's best-known group of vigilantes said Thursday that his followers will set aside their masks and highway checkpoints, but they won't disappear. |
15Mar2013 | LatAm Making Progress on Highway Safety, WHO Says EFE Mexico, Peru, Colombia and Argentina have made the most progress in the area of highway safety and are now on the global list of countries with the fewest victims of traffic accidents. |
14Mar2013 | United Nations Development Chief Flags Failings of 'War on Drugs' Reuters There is increasing evidence that the U.S.-led war on drugs has failed, with criminalization often creating more problems than it solves, said Helen Clark, the head of the United Nations Development Program. |
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