29Sep2012 | Poll: Latino Voters Put Children's Issues First Hispanically Speaking News Three-fourths of Latinos likely to vote in the upcoming general election say the presidential candidates should increase their focus on children's issues, according to an analysis of a new poll. |
29Sep2012 | Flawed From the Start, Labor Law Reforms Miss the Mark in Mexico Huffington Post Sadly, the future does not look to bright as the bill's debate over the past few weeks stands as stark evidence of the difficulty - and unwillingness - to challenge the country's entrenched interests, in this case the unions. |
29Sep2012 | US, Mexico Brace for Messy Tomato Fight Newser The humble tomato may spark a trade war between the US and Mexico, reports BusinessWeek. The US took a big step this week toward ending a 16-year deal that has kept the prices of Mexican tomatoes cheap in this country. |
29Sep2012 | New Documentary Takes 'Quiet' Look at Mexico's Drug-War Violence Los Angeles Times A new documentary on drug-war violence in Mexico is perhaps most remarkable for what it does not portray. |
29Sep2012 | Worsening Inflation Outlook in Mexico 'Worrisome' Says Cenbanker Reuters A worsening outlook for inflation in Mexico is 'worrisome', central bank board member Manuel Sanchez said on Friday. |
29Sep2012 | They Turn Bike Trash Into Bike Treasure for Charity Orange County Register What starts from scratch at Randy Keifer's home ends up in the hands of needy strangers after the 50-mile Rosarito to Ensenada Bike Ride - a movable fiesta down Mexico's Highway 1 that attracts thousands of riders from all over the world. |
29Sep2012 | Musicians Strive to Perfect Their Music at Mexico City's First Mariachi School Agence France-Presse Mexico's mariachis have long passed their passion down to their children, teaching them how to play the classics which they had learned from their parents. But a new school in Mexico City wants to change that by awarding professional degrees, hoping to breathe new life into the folk bands. |
29Sep2012 | Thousands of Endangered Sea Turtles Released Into the Wild in Mexico Telegraph UK Mexican environmentalists release 4,000 endangered Olive Ridley sea turtles into the wild on Mexico's Pacific coast after their eggs were hatched in incubators. |
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