20Dec2012 | Student Rides Around Australia to Challenge Mexico Stereotypes SBS A Mexican student has become the first woman to ride solo around Australia on a bike to challenge the stereotypes against her home country. |
20Dec2012 | Latin American and Caribbean Youth Take Action Against HIV/AIDS GlobalPost Mia Mazer of International Planned Parenthood Federation explains why sexuality education is imperative, and how youth are fighting for it. |
20Dec2012 | Mexico Leads CONCACAF in FIFA Ranking Examiner.com In the final FIFA ranking of 2012, Mexico sits comfortably in the no.15 spot; the top position for a CONCACAF team. What will be surprising to Mexico fans is that their team currently ranks three positions ahead of five-time world champion Brazil. |
20Dec2012 | MEXSAT Bicentenario Satellite Sends First Signals from Space Boeing The MEXSAT Bicentenario satellite, built by Boeing partner Orbital Sciences Corporation, sent its first signals from space today following launch from Kourou aboard an Ariane 5 rocket. |
20Dec2012 | Ex-Marine Jon Hammar Faces Ruling on a Restricted Firearms Charge on Friday Surfline Lance Corporal Jon Hammar, 27, who has been jailed in Matamoros, Tamaulipas on firearm charges since August, will be granted a ruling on his case by a judge this Friday, December 21 - one month sooner than the January 17 date authorities had originally set in August. |
19Dec2012 | Jenni Rivera Memorial: Family, Friends and Fans Celebrate Life of Singer at Service in Los Angeles E! Entertainment Jenni Rivera may be gone, but she has certainly not been forgotten. The Mexican-American singer, who died tragically earlier this month, was remembered at a memorial service on Wednesday at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. |
19Dec2012 | 10 Fundamental Packing Strategies That Every Traveler Should Learn SmarterTravel.com Packing is pivotal. So we thought it best to revisit the most basic - and most useful - packing rules. Here are 10 fundamental packing strategies that every traveler should learn. |
19Dec2012 | In Contraception Clash, Catholic Latinas Stray from Doctrine Fronteras Desk In recent weeks, Catholic bishops across the country have turned to their congregations to pressure Obama to repeal his contraception rule. And since Latinos now make up about one-third of all Catholics in the U.S., they should be key players in that campaign. |
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