23Nov2012 | War on Drugs a 'Failure' According to Mexican Public Opinion Poll MercoPress The war on drugs launched by outgoing Mexican President Felipe Calderon six years ago has been a 'failure' concluded a public opinion poll on public security and law and order. |
23Nov2012 | Is Social Media Improving Social Skills? A Look at Communication Today SiteProNews Everyone is connected, or so it seems. After all, there are more mobile devices than toothbrushes on the planet. Social media occupies a central place in today’s communication. Yet, is it a tool that creates connectedness – or superficiality? |
23Nov2012 | Constraints Facing Incoming Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto Stratfor Mexico is experiencing an economic upturn that may become even more pronounced if Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party administration is able to work with its rivals in the National Action Party to enact needed reforms to Mexico's labor, financial and energy laws. |
23Nov2012 | Mexico Postpones Approval of Large-Scale Genetically Modified Corn Fields Reuters A top Mexican government official said Thursday that the long-awaited but highly controversial approval of genetically modified (GM) corn fields on a commercial scale will drag into next year. |
23Nov2012 | Watch What It Can Be Like to Live With Autism Vimeo.com For some people with autism, processing intense, multiple-sensory experiences can be very challenging. This two-minute video provides a glimpse into what that kind of sensory overload can feel like. |
23Nov2012 | Jobless Rate in Mexico Rises in Oct From 4-Year Low Reuters Mexico's jobless rate rose in October, edging up after falling to its lowest in nearly four years in the previous month, in a sign the economy is slowing at the end of the year. |
23Nov2012 | Mayor Marcelo Ebrard: Man Who Remade Mexico City The Christian Science Monitor Mayor Marcelo Ebrard has given Mexico's capital – once infamous for its pollution, lawlessness, and general chaos – new appeal thanks to environmental and civic programs. |
23Nov2012 | AIDS Deaths, New HIV Infections Drop Worldwide Hispanically Speaking News International health officials this week reported continued headway against HIV/AIDS—not only with a drop in the number of new HIV infections, but also a dramatic rise in the number of people in treatment. |
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