10Nov2012 | The Auspicious Debut of the Inaugural Baja California Film Festival Variety The inaugural Baja Intl. Film Festival is making a play for Hollywood with an ambitious program aimed at forging stronger ties between the U.S. and Mexican film industries. |
10Nov2012 | Bikes on the Pacific Crest Trail? Many Say Yes Adventure Journal The Pacific Crest Trail is a hiking paradise that stretches from Canada to Mexico. In 1988, the U.S. Forest Service decided to ban bikes. Now, a new campaign has formed to push for returning knobbies to what many call the Perfect Cycling Trail. |
10Nov2012 | DIF Promotes Breast Cancer Awareness in Mexico The News Family Development Agency (DIF) this week presented an informative pamphlet for breast cancer patients that will be distributed throughout the country, intended to inform patients and their family members about the illness. |
10Nov2012 | Calderon: 136,287 Net Formal New Jobs for October Presidencia de la Republica President Calderon issued a media statement to announce that in the month of October - 136,287 net formal new jobs were created in the country - and called for a continuation of the underlying changes needed by the country to continue creating the jobs Mexicans deserve. |
10Nov2012 | Rolling Stone Publishes Section in Spanish on Latino Culture NBC Latino In a move that’s not quite business as usual, Rolling Stone magazine will be rolling out a new special issue that will feature a 15-page special section and Spanish-language ads. |
10Nov2012 | President Calderon: 'Legitimacy Finally Recognized' The News Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon said that despite the electoral controversy that clouded the start of his presidency six years ago, he has finally achieved legitimacy in the eyes of his country’s citizens after his many accomplishments. |
10Nov2012 | People's Tribunal Defends Indigenous Town from New Dam Construction in Jalisco State Inter Press Service The Permanent People’s Tribunal is working to save the small Mexican town of Temacapulin, which will be left underwater by the construction of the El Zapotillo hydroelectric complex being built nearby. |
10Nov2012 | Researchers Find Stalagmite Clues Tell Tales of Mayans' Demise The Province The mystery of the ancient Maya downfall might be solved by a rock formation that suggests climate change could have led to the civilization's demise. |
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