26Jul2012 | Military Checkpoints While Driving in Mexico MexAdventure.com Perhaps one of the most intimidating experiences for the first time road traveler to Mexico are the encounters with military checkpoints along the Mexican highways. |
26Jul2012 | Research Begins for the Development of Anti-AIDS Vaginal Ring Fox News Latino Researchers in Africa have been working on developing a month-long HIV blocker that women could use without their partners knowing. |
26Jul2012 | Add Ecological Devastation to Cocaine's Toll UCLA Today For every gram of cocaine consumed, four square meters of pristine rainforest disappears for good. Over the last 20 years, Colombia has lost about 5.4 million acres of tropical rainforest to coca cultivation |
26Jul2012 | New Swine Flu Virus Re-Emerges in US The Canadian Press A new flu virus that is occasionally jumping from pigs to people has done it again. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control is reporting that the new swine influenza H3N2 virus has infected four people who attended a county fair in Indiana. |
26Jul2012 | 166,840 Former Braceros, Relatives Paid for US Work El Paso Times The Mexican government has paid thousands of people a stipend from a special fund set up for former braceros who worked on U.S. farms and ranches and lost their savings because of government negligence. |
26Jul2012 | Mexicans Pay for America's War on Drugs Phoenix New Times The American news media continues to report the body count in Mexico's "War on Drugs" at more than 50,000. But researcher Molly Molloy tallies more than 100,000 Mexicans killed to wage a war financed and mandated by American authorities. |
26Jul2012 | London Festival Celebrates Mexican Culture With Rare Sci-Fi Films and Artistic Wrestling Independent UK So you're one of thousands who missed out on Olympics tickets. But don't worry, if you're keen to avoid the Olympics chaos, there are alternatives. An enterprising festival is giving you the chance to watch some wrestling, without a branding-police officer or Games-maker in sight. |
26Jul2012 | Man Crucifies Self to Demand Payment of Insurance Claim EFE A man carried out a crucifixion protest in the main square of the Mexican port of Veracruz, piercing his hands with metal nails to protest the lack of payment on his insurance claim. |
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