12Oct2012 | Muxes In Mexico: A Third Gender Embraced By the Zapotec People Huffington Post In Oaxaca, one of the southernmost states of Mexico, the indigenous Zapotec people have embraced a third gender within their communities: the muxes. |
12Oct2012 | Tijuana to be First in Mexico With Digital TV San Diego Union-Tribune This city of more than 1.7 million residents next year will become the first in Mexico to make the switch from analog to digital television, President Felipe Calderon announced Thursday during a visit to Baja California. |
12Oct2012 | On Both Sides of the Border, Teachers Fight Corporatization In These Times In both Mexico and the United States, schools are an ideological battleground. Corporate-minded school-reform groups promote curbing teachers' unions, tiering their pay schemes, and running schools more like businesses in an educational "marketplace." |
12Oct2012 | United States Cracks Down on Latin America's MS-13 Criminal Gang Al Jazeera For the first time, the US government has listed a street gang as an international criminal organization. |
12Oct2012 | Archaeologists Discover 1,300-Year-Old Tomb in Southern Mexico EFE Mexican archaeologists discovered the tomb of a person who may have led a region in what is now the southern state of Oaxaca approximately 1,300 years ago. |
12Oct2012 | Poll Shows Global Economy to Weigh Heavy on Latin America in 2013 Reuters Latin America will face a tougher 2013 than previously thought as the global economy heads toward another poor year, stifling demand for the region’s exports, a Reuters poll shows. |
12Oct2012 | Amnesty International Raps Mexico on Drug War Human Rights Abuses Amnesty International The Mexican authorities must take decisive action to tackle the systemic and widespread use of torture and ill treatment documented across the country, Amnesty International said in a new report. |
12Oct2012 | Mexico Advances in Science and Technology to Increase Food Production FreshPlaza President Felipe Calderon Hinojosa this week inaugurated the National Laboratory of Genomics for Biodiversity, which will identify the genome of the species from Mexico, and thus capitalize on the enormous value of our biodiversity. |
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