29Dec2012 | A Sober Assessment of NAFTA's Effect on Mexico Forbes Mexico’s economy is evolving rapidly. But even as incomes rise and poverty falls, a wide cleavage persists between the wealthy industrial cities of the north and the isolated, rural farm communities in the south. |
29Dec2012 | America's Aging Crisis Will Only Grow Worse with Declining Immigration Immigration Impact As a recent story in The Economist notes, the conventional wisdom has long been that “because Americans have so many babies and welcome so many immigrants, they had more room to deal with the coming burden of pensions and health care for the elderly.†But that is no longer the case. |
29Dec2012 | Your New Weight-Loss Resolution: Drive Less Hispanically Speaking News If weight loss is your New Year’s resolution, making another vow - to drive less in 2013 - could help, a new study suggests. |
29Dec2012 | Yahoo Hires a New Law Firm in Mexico to Handle Its $2.7 Billion Lawsuit Business Insider After losing a lawsuit in Mexico and getting handed a $2.7 billion judgment against it by the court, Yahoo has hired new legal help in the country. |
29Dec2012 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Forms New Fighting Force Against Crime Al Jazeera One of the top priorities for Mexico's new president is tackling violence. His predecessor tried going after the leaders of drug cartels, with limited success. Now Pena Nieto's promising to employ a new strategy, by creating a new national police force made up of former military troops. |
29Dec2012 | Homes for the Homeless: A Smart Investment in Dignity, a Real Drop in Homelessness The Christian Science Monitor Despite a recent rise in poverty, homelessness is down. One reason? Providing a residence for the homeless creates enough self-respect for them to deal with underlying issues. |
29Dec2012 | Traffickers Arrested in Oaxaca with 22,000 Olive Ridley Sea Turtle Eggs EFE Two people were arrested in Mexico as they attempted to traffic the more than 22,000 turtle eggs they were carrying on a public bus. |
29Dec2012 | Canada Posts New Rules Introduced for Youth Traveling to Mexico Western Review If you’re planning a family vacation to soak up the sun and sand in Mexico, be aware that new rules about traveling with minors will be in effect Feb. 2013. |
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