02Dec2012 | 92 Detained in Saturday's Presidential Inauguration Riots Outside the National Palace EFE Around 100 people were injured and nearly 100 others arrested in clashes between police and protesters angry over the inauguration of new President Enrique Peña Nieto in Mexico City, officials said. |
02Dec2012 | Doctor Defiance: Challenging Universal Health Care GlobalNews This year, Canada marks the 50th anniversary of universal health care. But one doctor's court challenge could trigger the biggest changes since the system's inception. |
02Dec2012 | Estrella del Mar Resort Near Mazatlan Up for Bid Travel Pulse A sealed envelope holds the answer regarding the future of Estrella del Mar Golf and Beach Resort, an 896-acre, master-planned and gated hotel and residential oceanfront resort development 17 miles south of Mazatlan. |
02Dec2012 | Raucous Day in Mexico as Pena Nieto Takes Over a Bruised, Bloodied Nation McClatchy Newspapers Enrique Pena Nieto assumed the presidency of Mexico Saturday amid high hopes that his muscular, once-autocratic political party, which governed this country for most of the 20th Century, will heal a bruised, bloodied nation and rev the economy. |
02Dec2012 | If You're 27 or Younger, You've Never Experienced a Colder-Than-Average Month Grist If you were born in or after April 1985, if you are right now 27 years old or younger, you have never lived through a month that was colder than average. That’s beyond astonishing. |
02Dec2012 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Debuts with Raft of Proposals Reuters New Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto proposed a series of economic, security and social measures as he took office on Saturday, aiming to reduce drug war violence and beef up growth in Latin America's second biggest economy. |
02Dec2012 | John McAfee Captured at Belize-Mexico Border, Says Official Blog IBTimes.com John McAfee, the founder of the McAfee anti-virus software firm, has been arrested after weeks on the run, according to an unconfirmed report on his official blog. |
01Dec2012 | Far From Mexico, Students Try Saving Endangered Aztec Language NPR.org The descendant of the ancient Aztec language is one of many endangered indigenous languages. But there is an attempt to revive Nahuatl in New York City, and students eager to connect to their heritage are taking classes. |
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