28Aug2012 | Student Movement Plans to Protest Mexican President's Policies EFE Mexico's "Yo soy 132" student movement plans to stage a march later this week to protest the policies implemented by President Felipe Calderon, who will submit his final state of the nation report to Congress. |
28Aug2012 | Caravan for Peace Redirects US Tour Due to Isaac Prensa Latina With the threat of the storm Isaac to the U.S. city of New Orleans, Louisiana, the Caravan for Peace led by Mexican poet Javier Sicilia changed its route and is now in Jackson, Mississippi. |
28Aug2012 | Tropical Storm Ileana Swirls Off Mexico's Pacific Coast, No Threat Associated Press Tropical Storm Ileana is blowing over the open waters of the Pacific coast off of Mexico, but currently poses no threat to land. |
28Aug2012 | Mexico to Boost Auto Output 38% Within 3 Years Bloomberg News Mexico will boost annual auto output by 1 million vehicles within three years, a 38 percent jump from last year, as foreign manufacturers use the country as an export base. |
28Aug2012 | Cuban Vice President's Daughter Crosses Mexico to 'Defect' in US El Nuevo Herald The 24-year-old daughter of Cuban Vice President Marino Murillo, sometimes mentioned as a possible successor to ruler Raul Castro, defected earlier this month and is now living in Tampa. |
28Aug2012 | Hotel Bookings Rise Ahead of December's Mayan 'Apocalypse' Hispanically Speaking News Hotels near the Mayan city of Tikal are headed for "a full sell-out" for the events planned on Dec. 21 to mark the start of a new era for humanity in the Maya cosmology. |
28Aug2012 | 4 Things Americans Get Wrong About Mexico Everything Everywhere Due to differences in culture and language, many people in the US have serious misconceptions about Mexico even though we are next door neighbors. Here are four things Americans consistently get wrong about Mexico. |
28Aug2012 | Paralympic Athletes Who Harm Themselves to Perform Better BBC News Would you break your own toe to win a Paralympic medal? It's cheating, but a scientist who will be monitoring athletes at the Paralympic Games says a third of competitors with spinal injuries may be harming themselves to boost their performance. |
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