06Oct2012 | The 'Dividends' of US-Mexican 'Cooperation' on the Drug War The Atlantic Openly attacking the cartels just made the violence worse. But it's not clear that institution-building has accomplished much, either. |
06Oct2012 | Knowledge Survey Shows That Large Numbers of Religious Americans Are Uninformed The Pew Forum Atheists and agnostics, Jews and Mormons are among the highest-scoring groups on a 2010 survey of religious knowledge, outperforming Protestants and Catholics on questions about the core teachings, history and leading figures of major world religions. |
06Oct2012 | Large Cache of Skulls Dating Back 500 Years Found at Aztec Temple in Mexico City ANI Mexican archaeologists have unearthed 50 skulls - dating back more than 500 years - at the most sacred Aztec temple in Mexico City. |
06Oct2012 | Mexico Took All Possible Prevention Methods to Curb Swine Flu TopNews AE Though there can be differences in cultural values and practices that prevail in the countries, it has been revealed that Mexico was at the top to adopt all the strategies to prevent swine flu. |
06Oct2012 | Over 300 Internet Christians Meet in Person at First-Time-Ever Event in Mexico City GlobalMediaOutreach Global Media Outreach and Youth With A Mission International, announced that over 300 online Christians met in person at a first-time event in Mexico City in August. |
06Oct2012 | Mexican Students Remember '68 Massacre in the Plaza de Las Tres Culturas CounterPunch.org Forty-four years ago this Tuesday, Mexican soldiers gunned down as many as four hundred student protesters in the Plaza de Las Tres Culturas in Mexico City just days ahead of the 1968 Olympic Games. |
06Oct2012 | Ancient Maya Used Watchtowers to Observe Equinoxes and Solstices ANI Archaeologists in Mexico have discovered watchtower-style structures at the temple complex of Chichen Itza, which they believe was used by ancient Maya to observe the equinoxes and solstices. |
06Oct2012 | Friendly Fire Likely to Blame For Fatal Shooting on Mexican Border Associated Press Friendly fire likely was to blame in a shooting near the Arizona-Mexico line that killed one federal agent and wounded another, the FBI said, noting the investigation was still ongoing in the case that reignited the political debate over border security. |
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