12Mar2013 | International Women's Day in Mexico: Time for Mourning not Celebration Upside Down World Victims and activists say that it was more than two decades ago that they began ringing the alarm bells of the first cases of femicide in Mexico (mostly in Ciudad Juarez). They say now, 20 years later, that no advances have been made. |
12Mar2013 | Mexico's Lucha Libre Wrestling is Officially Coming to the United States The Atlantic Wire The weird and wonderful world of lucha libre will soon cross the border into the United States, where Americans will almost definitely be fascinated by the masked Mexican wrestlers. In fact, it's going worldwide. |
12Mar2013 | Sugar Industry's Secrets Echo Tobacco Tactics CBC News When Cristin Couzens went on the hunt for evidence that Big Sugar had manipulated public opinion, she had no idea what she was doing. What Couzens found was something food industry critics have been seeking for years. |
12Mar2013 | Thousands of Dissident Teachers March Against Educational 'Reform' Weekly News Update Thousands of teachers from the National Education Workers Coordinating Committee (CNTE), marched in Mexico City last week to protest a series of "educational reforms" that President Enrique Pena Nieto signed into law on Feb. 25. |
12Mar2013 | In Manifesto, Mexican Eco-Terrorists Declare War on Nanotechnology Wired Over the past two years, Mexican scientists involved in bio- and nanotechnology have become targets. They’re not threatened by the nation’s drug cartels. They’re marked for death by a group of bomb-building eco-terrorists with the professed goal of destroying human civilization. |
12Mar2013 | Mexico Moves to Open Up Telecom Industry Long Dominated by Monopolies McClatchy Newspapers Leaders of Mexico’s three major political parties launched a sweeping proposal Monday to break open the highly monopolistic telecommunications sector, calling for new laws that would create competition to the established companies. |
11Mar2013 | Carlos Slim's Museum, the Museo Soumaya, Glistens in Mexico City Forbes Having once again claimed the number one spot on the Forbes Billionaire list, Carlos Slim, the Mexican telecommunications mogul certainly enjoys the finer things in life; and a few years back decided to showcase his extensive art collection in a sparkling new museum. |
11Mar2013 | Chichen Itza Merchants: We Are Ready to Fight The Yucatan Times The director of the board of CULTUR announced the relocation of artisans and merchants working inside the archaeological site of Chichen Itza, who vow to defend their spaces even by force. |
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