28Oct2012 | Monarch Butterflies Travel Across North America's Borders Without Visa's ABC/Univision Monarch butterflies cover thousands of miles throughout North America each year, spending summertime in Canada and always returning to a few mountaintops in Mexico for their winter holiday. Until recently, however, the butterflies' Mexican refuge was a complete mystery. |
28Oct2012 | Indigenous Tarahumara Settlement Faces Food Crisis Chron.com Known for their prowess at long-distance running, resistance to assimilation and dependence on subsistence farming, the Tarahumara have survived in Mexico long after other native people vanished. In recent times, unforeseen dangers have reached the Sierra Tarahumara. |
28Oct2012 | Google Chromebook: Insights on 'Cheap' Laptop IBTimes.com Google Chromebook is getting mixed reviews, but so far the downside is on the fact that it is not made for everyone. That is not so bad, considering its $250 price tag. |
28Oct2012 | Cultural Center in Mexico City Seeks to Dignify Mariachi Music Associated Press A new mariachi school in Mexico City is seeking to revive a music that's lost ground over the years and that sometimes seems relegated to commercial jingles and elevator Muzak. |
28Oct2012 | Mexican Caravan for Peace Promotes Necessary Conversation About the War on Drugs TruthOut The "war on drugs" in Latin America has always been an excuse for continued US intervention and repression in the region. Activists in this country need to organize to get Washington's boot off the rest of the world. |
28Oct2012 | Have Passport, Will Travel: Notes From a Globetrotter New America Media Two passports - one new, the other old - arrived in the mail the other day. In the old passport, I am a young man looking out to customs officers everywhere with a kind of trusting optimism. In the new passport, the photo shows someone else entirely. |
28Oct2012 | Military Offering Journalists Training Courses for Self-Defense Indiablooms.com The Mexican military is offering journalists training courses for self-defense that go far beyond what's usually on offer to the press - journalists are taught to fire automatic weapons and take part in a simulated shootout. |
28Oct2012 | Controversial Mexico Labor Overhaul Bill Won't Be Fast-Tracked EFE A Mexican labor overhaul bill will not be fast-tracked through the lower house on the second go-around, but it is not "frozen" and will be handled like a standard piece of legislation, a lawmaker said. |
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