28Aug2012 | Mexico Sect Vows Fight Over Secular Education Associated Press Public education is at the heart of a confrontation brewing in Michoacan's "New Jerusalem" community among the sect's traditionalists, its more reformist members and the Mexican government. |
28Aug2012 | Protesting the US National Conventions: A Visual History The Week Some 15,000 activists are expected to swarm the Republican National Convention in Tampa this week, followed by another 10,000 protesters in Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention. Here, a look back at past convention protests. |
28Aug2012 | Were US Employees Shot Near Tres Marias With CIA? Prensa Latina The two U.S. agents shot on Friday, August 24, along with a Mexican navy captain, near Tres Marias town in Morelos, were affiliated with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), reports stated today. |
28Aug2012 | How to Spread 1000 Random Acts of Culture Co.Exist Flash mobs don't have to be used for mayhem. One organization is using them to introduce people to amazing art, and has pulled it off 1,000 times over. |
28Aug2012 | Guadalajara Hosts the 19th International Mariachi Festival Through September 9th Tequila Files Guadalajara hosts an annual festival to honor this cornerstone of its culture, spotlighting mariachi bands in much the same way Mardi Gras in New Orleans celebrates its colorful krewes. |
28Aug2012 | Free Online Class Gets You Started on Business School Co.Exist It's not for credit, of course, but maybe it will whet your appetite. The University of Pennsylvania's business school is the latest A-list educational institution to offer free online learning. |
28Aug2012 | Bank of Mexico 'Categorically Rejects' Illegal Money Transfer Allegations Central Banking Mexico's central bank dispels "unfounded" accusations of altering receipts for large money transfers to aid a political candidate; denies capability to carry out such wrong-doing. |
28Aug2012 | Controversy in Mexico Over Changes to and Use of Mayan Palaces, Aztec Pyramids Washington Post Mexicans are taught to revere their pre-Columbian roots. So some archaeologists are outraged by what they view as the government's failure to safeguard the nation's Mayan palaces and Aztec pyramids. |
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