23Nov2012 | 600 Central American Migrants Stranded in Southeast Mexico After Locomotive Fire EFE About 600 Central American migrants are stranded in Arriaga, a city in the southeastern state of Chiapas, due to a fire in the locomotive of the train used by migrants to reach central Mexico. |
23Nov2012 | Cannes' Award-Winning Mexican Film Highlights Pain of Teen-Girl Bullying Women News Network A 2012 film depiction of a teenage girl in Mexico City creates awareness about a very real problem in Mexico that comes with fatal consequences – youth bullying. Teenage bullying is a serious problem that can leave lasting scars, say today’s experts. |
23Nov2012 | Mariachi Musicians Serenade Their Patron Saint on International Musicians Day Associated Press Musicians all over Latin America took their instruments to the streets on Thursday to celebrate International Musicians Day. |
23Nov2012 | Mexico's Banks Target Wealthy in Booming Home Market: Mortgages Bloomberg News Mexican banks flush with cash are targeting wealthier clients and women as a way to cash in on the country’s surging mortgage market. |
22Nov2012 | 5 Free Things to Do in Mexico City Associated Press The capital has changed radically in recent years, and almost entirely for the better. Street crime and air pollution are down and the city's central neighborhoods and parks are bustling, offering visitors days, even weeks, worth of sightseeing and attractions, much of it free. |
22Nov2012 | Monsanto Co. Seeks to Take Over Mexico's Heartland With GM Maize DigitalJournal.com If their requests are approved by outgoing president Felipe Calderon, Monsanto Co. and DuPont will be planting 2,500,000 hectares (more than 6 million acres) of transgenic or GM maize in the heartland of Mexico. |
22Nov2012 | Latin American Journalists Featured in International Day to End Impunity Campaign Knight Center Several Latin American journalists are featured as part of the International Day to End Impunity, a month-long campaign that recounts how reporters, human rights activists, and artists from around the world have been forcibly silenced for their advocacy on promoting freedom of expression. |
22Nov2012 | Outgoing President Calderon Urges Changing Nation's Name to Be Less Like US Bloomberg News Mexican President Felipe Calderon, whose six-year term comes to an end next week, said he's sending Congress a constitutional amendment to change the nation's name to one that reminds people less of the United States. |
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