06Aug2012 | Kissing Protest Follows Arrest in Leon Associated Press The arrest of a man after a woman objected to him kissing his female companion in public has prompted a "kiss-in" protest in a conservative Mexico city. |
06Aug2012 | An Opportunity to Address Mexico's Military Impunity Human Rights Watch Mexico's Supreme Court has a momentous opportunity to reform the military justice system and eliminate one of the greatest sources of impunity for grave human rights violations. |
06Aug2012 | Reducing Harm From HIV Misconceptions Among Female Sex Workers in Mexico Harm Reduction Journal 2012 HIV prevalence is increasing among female sex workers in Mexico, who experience multiple occupational risks. Improving vulnerable populations' education, empowerment, and access to preventive services are important components of harm reduction strategies. |
06Aug2012 | Hurricane Warning Up for Mexico's Yucatan UPI The Mexican government posted a hurricane warning for the Yucatan peninsula midday Monday as the strengthening Tropical Storm Ernesto advanced from the east. |
06Aug2012 | Discounted Room Rate is Most Popular Hotel Incentive Los Angeles Times What are the marketing gimmicks used most widely by hotel operators to attract guests? Room discounts, followed by free Wi-Fi and other amenities. |
06Aug2012 | Mexico's President-Elect Signals 'Internationalization' of Drug War New America Media Mexicans have long grown weary of their country's prolonged War on Drugs. Now, with President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto set to take office in December, it appears change may finally be in the offing. That change, however, may not be what most Mexicans were expecting. |
06Aug2012 | Consumers Aid Mexican Bank Lending Growth in 2Q Dow Jones The Mexican banking system's loan portfolio increased by 3.6% during the second quarter versus March, with credit to consumers picking up an even stronger 5.6%. |
06Aug2012 | Mexico's Sea Turtles Recover From Gulf Oil Spill Al Jazeera It's already one of the world's most endangered animals, but the very survival of the Kemp's Ridley turtle was dealt a massive blow by the BP oil spill in 2010. |
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