04Nov2012 | Cultural Barriers Are Falling in the Wake of Hurricane Sandy Inter Press Service In one night, Hurricane Sandy devastated large parts of the East Coast of the United States. But in the long run, the aftermath of the storm could have some positive effects as different religious communities learn to work side by side to tackle challenges brought on by the disaster. |
04Nov2012 | Alfaguara to Publish Carlos Fuentes' Final Novel Posthumously IANS/EFE A novel by late Mexican author Carlos Fuentes, in which he invents a dialogue with the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, is to be posthumously published by Alfaguara. |
04Nov2012 | Zombie Walkers Try to Enter Guinness Book of Records in Mexico City Guardian UK The streets of Mexico City were overrun by thousands of frightening and ghoulish zombies on Saturday as the local undead took to the streets as part of the city's sixth annual Zombie Walk. |
04Nov2012 | Developing World Has 80 Percent of Tobacco-Related Deaths Inter Press Service Tobacco use led to almost six million deaths in 2011, according to new research, of which nearly 80 percent were in low- and middle-income countries. |
04Nov2012 | Central American Mothers of Missing Persons End Mexico Caravan EFE The caravan of Central American mothers, who came to Mexico in search of their offspring and to denounce the violence suffered by migrants crossing this country, concluded Saturday. |
04Nov2012 | US Election May Face Difficulties From Hackers Christian Science Monitor Will the US need to defend its right to vote from Internet hackers on Tuesday? If the experience of neighboring countries is any indication, the answer could be “yes.†|
04Nov2012 | Small Biz Success Begins Before the Business Plan SCORE What’s the first thing to do when considering starting a small business? Ask more questions. That may seem like a rather flip response, but it’s true. |
04Nov2012 | Mexico's Sergio Perez Eyes Success at US Grand Prix in Austin, Texas Associated Press If U.S. Grand Prix organizers are looking for a brand ambassador, Sauber's Sergio Perez wouldn't be a bad choice. His success this season has put Formula One on the radar in Mexico ahead of the race on Nov. 18 in Austin, Texas. |
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