23Dec2012 | In Latin America, Women Are Breaking Barriers To Entrepreneurship TechCrunch The lack of women in technology in Latin America is an issue whose cause has deep roots. Women generally are not expected or encouraged to enter the hard sciences and engineering. Despite the barriers, there are examples of women disrupting not only businesses, but entire societies all over the continent. |
22Dec2012 | Central America Edges Out Mexico for Leader in Undocumented Immigrants to US Fox News Latino A study released earlier this year by the Pew Hispanic Center, a Washington-based think tank, said the illegal migration of Mexicans to the United States is at its lowest level in decades. |
22Dec2012 | For Boat Captain, Rescuing Maritime Smugglers is Part of the Job Fronteras Desk Authorities are confronting a rise in maritime smuggling of illegal immigrants and drugs from Mexico up the California coast. From the KPBS Fronteras Desk, Jill Replogle introduces us to one man with a unique view of the trend. |
22Dec2012 | Hockey Sticks: Made-in-Mexico Evolution of a Canadian Icon Toronto Star While hockey’s previous century was dominated by wood sticks made in factories in small-town Ontario and Quebec, the shift to composite sticks has transplanted the manufacturing process to places where the game’s roots are nonexistent. |
22Dec2012 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Announces High-Speed Rail Project in Yucatan EFE Mexico's government has announced a high-speed rail project in the Yucatan Peninsula aimed at unlocking that region's full economic, tourist and social potential. |
22Dec2012 | Al Jazeera Listening Post on Latin America's Media Battlefields Al Jazeera From Argentina to Venezuela and Mexico, some of the year's most compelling media stories have come from one continent. As the year comes to an end, we have put together a special edition with three very different stories. |
22Dec2012 | 'Night of the Radishes' Marks Christmas in Oaxaca NPR.org While the rest of the world was in a tizzy over the Mayan apocalypse that wasn't, the residents of Oaxaca, Mexico, were busy preparing for the very real Coming of the Radish People, who will descend upon Oaxaca's zocalo this Sunday. |
22Dec2012 | Mexico Nominates NAFTA Negotiator for WTO Top Job Expatica Mexico has nominated a former minister who led the country's negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement to take over the helm of the World Trade Organization. |
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