11Aug2012 | Jubilant Mexico Celebrates Olympic Soccer Gold Medal Associated Press Jubilant Mexicans celebrated their 2-1 Olympic gold medal soccer win over Brazil Saturday, waving flags and chanting in plazas and streets across the country. |
11Aug2012 | 23rd Horse Dies in Omak Stampede Suicide Race Care2.com Yet another horse has lost its life to the Omak Stampede Suicide Race in Washington State, which is taking place this year from August 9-12, marking the twenty-third death in the past three decades. |
11Aug2012 | Can Mexico's Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity End the War on Drugs? The Nation A new peace movement to end the US-sponsored drug war has buses rolling and feet marching from the Tijuana–San Diego border to Washington DC. Assuming favorable local and national coverage as the caravan crosses the US, activist Javier Sicilia’s voice will soon be heard by millions of Americans. |
11Aug2012 | 4 Ways to Get More Out of Your Fundraising Events FirstGiving With tighter budgets and less flexibility during tough economic times, here are four ways to get the most out of your fundraising events. |
11Aug2012 | Mexicans Urged to Eat the Way Your Grandmother Would Tell You to Eat HispanicBusiness.com People from Mexico who eat U.S. style tend to gain weight from the Western diet, so researchers are urging Mexican-Americans to cook like grandma. |
11Aug2012 | The Real Movement for Democracy in Mexico Foreign Policy In Focus Mexico is seeing the birth of a movement for real democracy. It is led by a generation that wants to break through the cynicism of a nation accustomed to corruption and authoritarian rule. Its members challenge not just the election results, but the very definition of democracy. |
11Aug2012 | Mexico Downs Mighty Brazil 2-1 to Win 1st Gold In Men's Olympic Soccer Tournament New York Times Oribe Peralta scored only 29 seconds into the Olympic final and added another goal in the second half to help Mexico upset Brazil 2-1 and win its first soccer gold Saturday. |
11Aug2012 | Victims of Violence Take Aim Against US Firearms Inter Press Service Mexican President Calderon has repeatedly criticized U.S. gun policy, but that rhetoric has not translated into concrete measures by the Mexican government. Sunday, Mexico's Caravan for Peace is headed to Washington, D.C. to deliver its own alternatives to the War on Drugs. |
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