21Oct2012 | Obesity, Diabetes Raise Mexico's Breast Cancer Risk Latin American Herald Tribune The obesity suffered by 30 percent of Mexico’s adult population, and diabetes, considered the principal cause of death, increase the risk of breast cancer in this country, specialist Enrique Gimenez Jimeno said. |
21Oct2012 | 3rd-Party US Candidate Presidential Debates to be Broadcast Live DigitalJournal.com Believe it or not, there are more than two people in the race for the US Presidency. Despite a blackout from the mainstream media and the political establishment, there will be a platform for the major third-party candidates this week. |
21Oct2012 | American Farmers Flourish in the Fields of Mexico Imperial Valley Press Vegetable farmer and packer Steve Scaroni has two words for people who cling to the idea that American produce is the best. "Wake up." |
21Oct2012 | Healthcare Workers March in Silence Against Violent Crimes in Monterrey Fox News Latino About 100 doctors and healthcare workers escorted by police staged a silent march through the streets of Monterrey to protest the crime wave that has affected many members of the medical profession. |
21Oct2012 | Opera Takes Hold in Mexican Cities More Associated With Mayhem Than Mezzo-Sopranos Washington Post Mexico boasts a dozen resident opera companies, but lately the art form has also taken hold in Ciudad Juarez, a.k.a. Murder City, which hosts four major productions a year, rivaling Mexico City's schedule. |
21Oct2012 | Mexico City Hosts Colorful Alebrijes Parade ITN Dozens of huge, colorful sculptures have paraded through Mexico City Saturday for the annual Alebrijes celebration. |
20Oct2012 | Mexico Teachers Union Chief Gordillo Elected for Another Term EFE Elba Esther Gordillo was re-elected Saturday as president of Mexico's SNTE teachers union for a six-year term ending in 2018. Gordillo has inspired admiration and hatred throughout her more than 20-year stint as head of the SNTE. |
20Oct2012 | Close Election has American Expats Eager to Vote Absentee kens5.com The cobble stoned streets of San Miguel de Allende may seem far from the campaign trail but hundreds of Americans call the colonial town home. And the close presidential election has many eager to exercise their right to vote absentee. |
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