28Sep2012 | Gay Couple Fights US Deportation to Mexico Pride Source If Tim Hunter had his way, he would marry Hugo Gallardo Petatan and save him from being deported. Now he is doing everything he can to save the 24-year-old Mexican citizen from being sent back to a country that doesn't feel like home. |
28Sep2012 | #YoSoy132 Student Activists in Mexico Fear for Their Safety ABC News YoSoy132 activists argue that now that the media is no longer focusing on the group's activities, members of the movement are finding themselves victims of threats, arrests and random acts of aggression. |
28Sep2012 | As Halloween Approaches, More People are Paying for Creepy Destinations PRWeb With the increase of global travel in an age where "just relaxing at the beach" is no longer good enough for many discerning vacationers, creative entrepreneurs are introducing fantastic and unusual attractions to draw tourists to their neck of the woods. |
28Sep2012 | Google Launches Online Resource for Entrepreneurs Mashable.com Google took the wraps off "Google for Entrepreneurs," a microsite that brings together information about Google's programs and partnerships for startups and entrepreneurs. |
28Sep2012 | Marta Sahagun de Fox: 'I Will Write My Own History' Deccan Herald 'Behind every successful man, there is a woman,' so goes the famous dictum. However, Marta Sahagun de Fox, the former first lady of Mexico, believes in standing beside her man. |
28Sep2012 | Reporters Flee, Seek Refuge Because of Threats Journalism in the Americas At least 15 journalists have fled Mexico seeking asylum abroad, according to an interview with Reporters Without Borders Mexico. |
27Sep2012 | National Drive to Support Organ Donations in Mexico Uno TV It was Friday, September 26, 2003, when then-President Vicente Fox decreed the "National Donation and Transplantation of Organs Day." From that day, Mexico has evolved with technology and thanks to this, it is possible to donate online. |
27Sep2012 | What Became of a Mayan Village WatchBoom.com Wandering around paths through the jungles of the huge Barcelo resort on eastern Mexico's Riviera Maya you get an idea of what it must have been like in the Mayan cities that once flourished in this area. Only instead of pyramids you'll find hotels poking through the mangroves. |
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