11Dec2012 | Basic Food Prices Increased More Than 100 Precent in Six Years The News Institutional Revolutionary Party Deputy Maria Leticia Mendoza Curiel said this week that the price of food in Mexico has increased more than 100 percent over the last six years. |
11Dec2012 | Catholic Matters of Faith and Morals Are Not Open to Popular Vote, Pope Says Catholic News Service An authentic "sense of faith," can come only when Catholics actively participate in the life of the church and follow the teaching of the pope and bishops, Pope Benedict XVI said during a meeting with members of the International Theological Commission. |
11Dec2012 | President Pena Nieto Proposes Sweeping Education Reform, Takes Union Head On Associated Press President Enrique Pena Nieto is proposing sweeping reforms to the public education system widely seen as moribund, taking on an iron-fisted union leader who is considered the country’s most powerful woman and the main obstacle to change. |
11Dec2012 | The Happiest Kids in the World Live in Mexico, Says Surprising New Index Chicago Business Journal What makes kids happiest? According to the research, it’s family and friends. And that was the case in almost every country surveyed. |
11Dec2012 | Famed Mexican Architect Given Light Prison Term for Smuggling Drugs to US Under Duress Associated Press An acclaimed architect was sentenced Monday to six months in prison for hiding nearly 13 pounds of cocaine in his minivan's battery before he tried to enter the U.S. |
11Dec2012 | Calderon's Exit Opens Way for Mexico to Cut Deal with Cartels, Academic Says EFE Mexico could enter a new phase of "understandings" between officials and criminal organizations in the wake of former President Felipe Calderon's failed "war" on the country's drug cartels, says National Autonomous University of Mexico professor Alan Arias Marin. |
11Dec2012 | Drug Rape Prevention: DrinkSavvy Color Changing Drinkware The Fix Would you know if an odorless, colorless and tasteless rape drug were put in your drink? What if your cup, straw or glass changed color to warn you? |
11Dec2012 | President Pena Gives National Human Rights Award to Father Alejandro Solalinde Prensa Latina The Mexican president, Enrique Pena Nieto, has presented the National Human Rights Award to Father Alejandro Solalinde for his work in defense of migrants. |
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