20Nov2012 | Congressional Deputies Open to Marijuana Legalization Debate The News Deputies in Congress agreed to open debate on the legalization of the production, sale and consumption of marijuana in Mexico. Their comments follow recent decisions by U.S. states Washington and Colorado to legalize the recreational use and sale of marijuana. |
20Nov2012 | Mexico Public Works to Continue the Fight Against Child Cancer Presidencia de la Republica President Calderón inaugurated the Hemato-Oncology and Research Unit of the Federico Gomez Children’s Hospital, which will improve the diagnosis, care and treatment of child patients with cancer. |
20Nov2012 | Animal Rights Activists Protest Bullfighting in Mexico City EFE About 300 animal rights activists were removed by Mexico City police when they blocked ticket booths over the weekend at the Plaza Mexico in an effort to prevent people from watching bullfights at the arena. |
20Nov2012 | Guanajuato Hosts International Balloon Festival ITN Dozens of hot air balloons filled the sky in Guanajuato, Mexico for the 11th annual Leon International Balloon Festival. In the decade that the festival has been running it has attracted almost two million people from all over the world. |
20Nov2012 | Hispanics Who Cheat On Spouses Are Faithful to Their Lovers EFE Hispanic men and women who cheat on their spouses are more "monogamous in their affairs" than the rest of its customers, according to figures provided by an agency that arranges affairs for married clients. |
20Nov2012 | Don't Neglect Mexico In US Foreign Policy Longmont Times-Call When US leaders list off points of emphasis on foreign policy, one is rarely, if ever, mentioned. Mexico. One is left to ask why that is. |
20Nov2012 | Mexico's Day of the Revolution - A Holiday Worth Celebrating VOXXI November 20th is Mexico’s Day of the Revolution. It’s not Independence Day, and it’s certainly not Cinco de Mayo, which celebrates the Mexican victory over the French during the battle of Puebla in a war the Mexican’s eventually lost. What is Mexico’s Day of the Revolution about then? |
19Nov2012 | Catholic Church Says Mexico's Economic System Creates Poverty and Violence EFE Mexico's economic system has produced extreme poverty, unemployment, low wages, layoffs, discrimination and forced migration, leading to high levels of violence in the country, the Mexican Catholic Church said in an editorial. |
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