24Oct2012 | Spanish-Language Newspaper La Opinion Endorses Barack Obama La Opinion An editorial in Spanish-language newspaper La Opinion argues that "there is no clearer choice for Hispanic voters than to re-elect President Barack Obama." |
24Oct2012 | What Does The Clean Energy Revolution Look Like and What Will It Mean to You? Environmental Defense Fund We're in the midst of a global clean energy revolution, one that is transforming the way we produce and use energy here and around the world. |
24Oct2012 | Mexico Among the World's Top 50 Destinations for 'Doing Business' According to The World Bank USNewswire Mexico is ranked among the world's top fifty economies for ease of doing business, and shows improvement for the fourth consecutive year, according to a report just released by The World Bank. |
24Oct2012 | Leader of Leftist Mexican Party Opens Door to Meeting with Pena Nieto EFE Party of the Democratic Revolution, or PRD, chairman Jesus Zambrano has opened the door for a possible meeting with President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, whose victory in Mexico's July 1 presidential election has not been recognized by the left. |
24Oct2012 | Hundreds in Mexico City March to Free 8 Jailed Michoacan Students IndyBay.org Hundreds of students from the rural teacher-training schools of Michoacán headed a Mexico City march to demand the release of 8 comrades jailed in the wake of a violent eviction operation on October 15. |
24Oct2012 | DNA Tracks Missing Inhabitants of Aztec Empire Nature.com The mighty Aztec civilization of Mexico was nearly wiped out in the 1500s when almost 8 out of every 10 people across Central Mexico died in a series of devastating epidemics. A genetic study recording their biological comings-and-goings now deepens the mystery. |
24Oct2012 | President Felipe Calderon Announces End of Bird Flu Outbreak Associated Press Mexico says an outbreak of the H7N3 bird flu virus in western Mexico has been "totally controlled" after 68 days without any reports of new cases. |
24Oct2012 | China's Labor Costs Are Now as High as Mexico's Quartz In 2000, Mexican manufacturing labor was more than three times as expensive as Chinese. But after of decade of stagnant wages in Mexico and a sustained rise in China, Chinese labor is no longer cheap. |
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