30Nov2012 | What to Keep, What to Throw Away from Calderon's Mexican Presidency InSight The exit of Felipe Calderon from the Mexican presidency on December 1 marks the end of an era in the country's battles with organized crime. Now Enrique Peña Nieto must build his own strategy on top of the framework left behind by his predecessor. |
30Nov2012 | 'Hecho En Mexico' and the Musical Representation of Mexican Identity About.com Latin music has lots to say about social and political systems. This is something quite evident in a movie like Made In Mexico, a capturing documentary where music becomes the ideal channel to understand Mexico's identity and innovative spirit. |
30Nov2012 | Mexican Families Carry Out Their Own Investigations to Find the Disappeared Guardian UK Leaked document estimates 25,000 people have gone missing since Mexican President Calderon launched his offensive on drug cartels. |
30Nov2012 | Outgoing Mexican President Felipe Calderon Heading to Harvard Associated Press The Kennedy School says Calderon will be the first participant in a specially endowed fellowship for government leaders leaving office. It says he will lecture, write, meet with students and professors and develop case studies based on his six-year term in office. |
30Nov2012 | Mexico Election 2012: Negotiations Falling Apart Between New President and Opposition policymic.com As Mexico swears in a new president tomorrow, an agreement between the three major parties would benefit the country as a whole, but there are two things that the left is not willing to yield. |
30Nov2012 | Many Entering US Display Other Languages Native to Mexico, Not Everyone Speaks Spanish Latinos Post If recent figures are correct, more Mexican immigrants coming to U.S. soil don't speak Spanish, but primarily speak languages native to Mexico, such as Chinanteco. |
30Nov2012 | Pew Reports Recession Big Factor as Birthrate Falls WSJ.com A steep decline in births among immigrant women hard hit by the recent recession is the driving force behind the record low U.S. birthrate, according to the Pew Research Center. |
30Nov2012 | The Gates of Hell: Exploring Mexico's Sacred Caves Spiegel Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula is dotted with thousands of caves that once housed prehistoric people and later became sacred to the Mayans. German archaeologists and filmmakers are currently involved in a project to explore with modern imaging technology and make a 3-D film of this underwater labyrinth. |
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