30Oct2012 | Pena Has Strength to Open Mexico's Oil Industry Bloomberg News Mexico’s President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto has the leadership to bring together members of his party and the opposition to pass laws opening up the oil industry to private investment, his top economic adviser said. |
30Oct2012 | A Wish for the Holidays: A Campaign to Keep Families Together National Domestic Workers Alliance 5.5 million children in the U.S. live with the fear that one or both of their parents could be deported. Together, we can raise the voices of thousands of children with one unified wish: an end to deportations so that all families can stay together. |
30Oct2012 | Tijuana's Ongoing Battle with Mexico's Highest Rate of Tuberculosis KPBS.org For years, the city of Tijuana has struggled with a high TB rate. A San Diego-based non-profit has been helping health officials fight the disease throughout Mexico. But the program’s funding runs out at the end of December. |
30Oct2012 | Minimum Wage for Mexican Journalists is $13 a Day Knight Center Press workers face poor wages, job insecurity and work conditions in the country so adverse that some suggest journalism could be in "danger of extinction" in Mexico. |
30Oct2012 | In Tijuana, Deported Moms Struggle to Reunite with Their Kids New America Media Women leaders from throughout the United States recently traveled to Phoenix, Atlanta, Birmingham, and to the border town of Tijuana to meet with women immigrants and advocacy organizations, and to hear about the impact of immigration policies on families and their communities. |
30Oct2012 | 1.4-Ton 'Bread of the Dead' Made for Day of the Dead Celebration Hispanically Speaking News A team of about 20 bakers prepared a 1.4-ton loaf of “Pan de Muerto†(Bread of the Dead) in Puebla, a state in central Mexico, making it the largest such delicacy in the country. |
30Oct2012 | Censorship in Mexico: The Case of Ruy 'El 5anto' Salgado AQ Online Most people outside of Mexico may have never heard of Ruy Salgado. But during the most recent electoral contest here, that name was arguably one of the most influential voices of opposition in the country. |
30Oct2012 | NASA's Rover Curiosity Sits on Martian Rocks Similar to Mexican Marshes ScienceDaily Millions of years ago fire and water forged the gypsum rocks locked in at Cuatro Cienegas, a Mexican valley similar to the Martian crater where NASA's Rover Curiosity roams. |
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