16Nov2012 | Citizens' Tribunal Brings Charges Against Mexican President Calderon Inter Press Service Conservative outgoing Mexican President Felipe Calderon is to face a ballot again – not to compete for public office but to receive the verdict of a citizens’ trial that is accusing him of violating the constitution. |
16Nov2012 | Mummified Dog, Found in 1953, Undergoing Analysis by Mexican Archaeologists ArtDaily.org A mummified dog, about a thousand years old, may have been mummified by ancient tribes as part of a ritual to help with hunting and gathering. The canine will now undergo tests to determine its exact age and breed. |
16Nov2012 | Bill Moves Forward in Mexico to Criminalize 'Crying Wolf' on Social Media Knight Center The state congress of Veracruz, Mexico is considering a bill to reform the Gulf state's penal code to punish offenders with one to four years in prison for disturbing public order by publishing false alarms regarding emergencies or violent acts. |
15Nov2012 | Nonprofits: Steal This Film From Tiffany Shlain For Your Own Purposes Co.Exist Tiffany Shlain is turning into a fairy godmother for nonprofits in need of new ways to get out their messages. Her latest film, Brain Power, could help childhood development-related nonprofits solicit donations, volunteers, and anything else they might need. |
15Nov2012 | BP Agrees to Criminal Plea, Billions in Fines to Settle Gulf Oil Spill Case The Washington Post BP has agreed to a criminal plea and will pay billions over five years in a settlement with the Justice Department over the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the company said Thursday. |
15Nov2012 | Rihanna Toasts First 777 Show By Knocking Back a Shot in Mexico MTV With a crowd ranging from tweens to the fully grown, the first stop on Rihanna's 777 Tour was a fan's dream come true. The intimate show at Plaza Condesa was a special treat from the stadium-filling star and there wasn't a single shoddy vantage point in the house. |
15Nov2012 | Old Mazatlan Gives Way To Old Mazatlan Travel Video News An army is invading Mazatlan, its troopers are architects, painters, carpenters, plumbers and electricians. Their mission: to create a major new tourism attraction by restoring the colonial splendor of dozens of blocks of crumbling, long-neglected buildings running inland from the town’s cruise docks. |
15Nov2012 | US-Mexican War Legitimized Anti-War Movement, Historian Says in New Book The Pennsylvania State University Often forgotten and overlooked, the U.S.-Mexican War featured false starts, atrocities, and daring back-channel negotiations as it divided the nation. Amy S. Greenberg’s skilled storytelling brings this American war for empire to life with memorable characters, plotlines, and legacies. |
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