30Sep2012 | Morning Bell: Hollywood Steps Up to Education in 'Won't Back Down' The Foundry The time is ripe for a story like 'Won't Back Down,' a new movie that opened in theaters last week, starring Maggie Gyllenhaal and Viola Davis as mothers who can't stand to watch their school fail any longer. |
30Sep2012 | G20 Officials Warn of Downside Risks to Global Economy Xinhua International financial institutions have projected global economy would grow from 3.0 to 3.5 percent this year, but significant downward risks still exist, says Mexican Central Bank Deputy Governor Manuel Ramos Francia. |
30Sep2012 | Mexico Joins Group to Promote Linguistic Diversity, Communications EFE Mexico will join the World Network for Linguistic Diversity in order to promote intercultural education and communications, as well as to strengthen individual languages, The National Institute of Indigenous Languages said. |
30Sep2012 | Nobel Prize Winner Jody Williams Stands With Mexico's 'Caravan for Peace' Hispanically Speaking News I send this message to express my support for the Caravan for Peace with Justice and Dignity, and to congratulate all the members of the caravan for the sacrifice and commitment that have brought you across the country to share your pain - and your hope - with the U.S. public. |
30Sep2012 | Activists Protest Genetically-Modified Corn Reuters Protesters descended on Mexico City's Zocalo plaza on Saturday to denounce the production of genetically-modified corn by large multinational corporations in Mexico, widely believed to be the birthplace of the staple grain. |
30Sep2012 | Mexico's Media Monopolies and the Threats Facing the #YoSoy132 Youth Movement Forbes The discussion the protesters are trying to promote is far from over. Moving forward, Mexican society will need to reflect on the protesters' complaints about the role of media in politics. |
29Sep2012 | Deputies Back Labor Reform After Heated Debate Agence France-Presse Mexico's lower house of congress passed a bill Saturday that would revamp four-decade-old labor laws, after a raucous debate over reform aimed at making it easier to hire and fire workers. |
29Sep2012 | The Paradoxes of Mexico's Felipe Calderon WSJ.com The Mexican president who fought the drug war leaves behind a growing economy and says the U.S. should consider 'market alternatives.' |
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