07Feb2013 | Bishops of Chiapas and Oaxaca Criticize 'Crusade Against Hunger' as 'Demogogic' Milenio The bishops of Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, and of Oaxaca criticized the objectives of the Crusade Against Hunger announced by President Enrique Pena Nieto, characterizing the Crusade as "demagogic" and as "mere politicking". |
07Feb2013 | Zombie Game App Helps Smokers Kill the Habit American Cancer Society When a craving for a smoke hits you, it may seem intense. It usually weakens in a few minutes, but during those few minutes, it’s a good idea to find something else to do. Take a walk, go get a drink of water, or play Zombie Smokeout. |
07Feb2013 | Jamaica Ties Mexico, Honduras Beats US in World Cup Qualifying New England Soccer News For the first time in history, the Jamaicans have been able to score a point after a match with Mexico. Jamaica surprised Mexico with a hard fought effort that resulted in a nil-nil tie in the opening rounds of 2014 World Cup qualifying. |
07Feb2013 | Tribes Vulnerable To Climate Change Health Impacts Fronteras Desk A group of scientists from universities, research institutes and federal agencies say we can blame climate change for an increase in heat stroke, respiratory problems and other health issues in coming years. |
06Feb2013 | Washington Think Tank Urges 'More Ambitious' US-Mexican Agenda Inter Press Service The electoral and political stars are aligning in ways that offer the United States and Mexico major opportunities to substantially deepen their cooperation, particularly on trade, energy, and immigration. |
06Feb2013 | Mexico City Swaps Computers for Guns in Ongoing Amnesty Program InSight Mexico City authorities have received over 3,000 firearms in exchange for cash, bicycles, tablet computers and other goods, in new amnesty program aimed at tackling gun crime. |
06Feb2013 | Government Adamantly Denies US Interfered in Defense Secretary Choice EFE The United States did not veto the appointment of Gen. Moises Garcia Ochoa as defense secretary, the Mexican government said. |
06Feb2013 | Babies Having Babies: 9-Year-Old Girl Gives Birth to Daughter in Mexico Mirror UK A nine-year-old girl has given birth to a daughter in Mexico, according to authorities. The baby girl was born on January 27 at the Zoquipan Hospital, in Jalisco state, weighing 5.95lbs. |
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