18Oct2012 | Men With Guns, Boys With Rocks in a Dangerous Land NACLA For victims Nicholas Ivie and Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez, their killers were Border Patrol agents. Where they differ is that the first case was a mistake, one involving “friendly fireâ€; the second incident was not. |
18Oct2012 | Land Dispute Ruffles Longtime Residents on Mexico's Isla Holbox Los Angeles Times Developers seek to build a high-end resort after longtime residents — who say they were cheated — sell their rights to communal lands known as ejidos. |
18Oct2012 | Mexicans Spend 14 Hours Per Month Watching Online Video telecompaper Internet users in Mexico have the highest average online video engagement in Latin America at more than 14 hours per viewer in August. |
18Oct2012 | New E-book Edition of Don Quixote May be Closest to Miguel de Cervantes' Original Hispanically Speaking News In the same building in which Juan de la Cuesta printed "Don Quixote" between 1605 and 1615, Madrid's Sociedad Cervantina this week presented the e-book edition most faithful to the original magnum opus of Miguel de Cervantes. |
18Oct2012 | Study Shows Alcoholism May beTwice as Deadly for Women as for Men MyHealthNewsDaily The women with alcohol addiction were five times more likely to die during the 14-year period of the study than women in the general population were. Among men with alcohol addiction, the death rate was about double that of men in the general population. |
18Oct2012 | Woman's Rights Defender: 'Yucatan Has Places That Seem to be a Separate World' Yucatan Times During the International Day of Rural Women, Federal Deputy Narcedalia Ramirez said that many of the Yucatan's indigenous women are torn by health problems, malnutrition, lack of education, and marginalization. |
18Oct2012 | Retired Professionals Hold Competition for Aspiring Young Mexican Opera Singers Washington Post In the colonial town of San Miguel de Allende in Mexico, retired American opera professionals hold a competition for aspiring young Mexican opera singers, searching for the best voice that combines the nation's darkness and light. |
18Oct2012 | US Reviewing Guidelines for Use of Force by Border Agencies Los Angeles Times The Department of Homeland Security is reviewing guidelines for use of force by border agencies amid a sharp increase in agent-involved killings along the U.S.-Mexico border. |
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