02Oct2012 | In Mexico, the Ajolote's Fate Lies in Troubled Waters Los Angeles Times The salamander, long a metaphor for the Mexican soul, risks extinction unless its sole habitat, the canal system of Xochimilco, can be restored. |
02Oct2012 | Report: By 2050, Quarter of Latin America's Population Will Be Over 60 Hispanically Speaking News The populations of Latin America and the Caribbean are aging faster than those of developed countries and a fourth of the region's population will be over 60 by 2005. |
02Oct2012 | Political Left Feels the Pinch After Mexico's Lopez Obrador Ditches the Party Americas Quarterly There are serious hurdles for AMLO, a politico set in his ways. He remains unenthusiastic about negotiation, is easily blinded by slights and has historically been unable to retool political strategy and policy to meet the modern needs of Mexico. |
02Oct2012 | Mexico Joins Colombia, Guatemala in Demanding UN Revision on Drug Policy Guatemala Times The governments of Colombia, Guatemala and Mexico, are convinced that transnational organized crime presents a serious problem that compromises the development, security and democratic coexistence of all nations. |
02Oct2012 | Vochol Beetle is Beginning Its European Tour Mexico Today The Vochol, a 1990s Volkswagen Beetle that has been decorated with traditional Huichol beadwork from Mexico, will be spending its autumn and winter touring Europe. |
02Oct2012 | Western Union Expands Money Transfers in Mexico BusinessWire The Western Union Company and Banco Ahorro Famsa announced an agreement to offer the Western Union global money transfer service across 300 Banco Ahorro Famsa locations in Mexico starting November. |
02Oct2012 | NYTimes Columnist: Has the Time Come for Renewable Marriage Contracts? ABA Journal Several lawmakers in Mexico City proposed the idea last year: Permit couples to enter into renewable marriage contracts for terms as short as two years. The idea never became law, but it led a New York Times columnist to consider the idea of 20-year marriage contracts. |
02Oct2012 | Separating the Facts From Fiction on Mexico's Drug Cartels World Politics Review While the reality of Mexico's cartel-related violence is often shocking, much of the press coverage is more fiction than fact. |
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