20Sep2012 | 'After Lucia' Selected as Mexico's Oscar Entry PanARMENIAN Mexico has selected Despues de Lucia (After Lucia) as its foreign-language Oscar entry, the sophomore work of Michel Franco about high school bullying. |
20Sep2012 | Repopulation of Poultry Begins in Jalisco Poultry Site Twenty-eight days have passed without a report of influenza, which has led to farms restocking. Already in Jalisco, the area hit by the outbreak, five million birds have been reintroduced to systems. |
19Sep2012 | World Hunger: The Problem Left Behind New York Times The drought-induced run-up in corn prices is a reminder that we’re nowhere near solving the problem of feeding the world. |
19Sep2012 | Celebrate Sustainability During Follow the Frog Week Rainforest Alliance To let consumers know how they can support a healthier future for people and the planet, the Rainforest Alliance has launched its second annual week-long campaign that encourages individuals and businesses to celebrate sustainability by taking even one small step toward a more sustainable lifestyle. |
19Sep2012 | New Early Christian Text Indicates Jesus May Have Been Married Huffington Post Harvard Divinity School professor Karen L. King says she has found an ancient papyrus fragment from the fourth century that, when translated, appears to indicate that Jesus was married. |
19Sep2012 | President-Elect Praises Colombian Peace Process Agence France-Presse The government of Mexico will mirror the Colombian government's effort against organized crime and narco-trafficking, Mexican President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto said after meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos in Bogota. |
19Sep2012 | Mitt Romney: Blame Pancho Villa New America Foundation Romney's joke about not being able to reap benefits from being a Latino despite his Mexican roots may not be offensive, but it is part of a longer-running ambivalence on the part of the candidate to publicly embrace his family's past. |
19Sep2012 | 'Desert Angels' Search for Imperiled US-MEX Border Crossers North County Times At least twice a day, Rafael Hernandez gets calls from desperate people. Their loved ones - trying to come into the country illegally - are lost in remote areas of the border. |
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