21Jul2012 | Reagan: Great President or Greatest President? wake the beast Ronald Reagan sure gets a lot of praise for his two terms. Let's take a closer look at his record with the help from our friends at The Message. |
21Jul2012 | One in Every 10 Mexicans Lacks Birth Certificate Prensa Latina At least 10 percent of Mexico's population currently lack a birth certificate, preventing them from enjoying basic rights such as access to social programs, according to a study from the Mexican National Autonomous University. |
21Jul2012 | Magic, Hornets to Play Preseason Game in Mexico Associated Press The Orlando Magic and New Orleans Hornets will play a preseason game in Mexico City. The game will be a homecoming for the Magic's Gustavo Ayon, a Mexican who was dealt from New Orleans to Orlando earlier this month. |
21Jul2012 | Cross-Border Views of Mexicans McClatchy Newspapers This 12-minute video includes clips of famous Mexicans and Mexican-Americans talking about how they are seen on the other side of the border, and also discusses views of social class. |
21Jul2012 | Presidential Election Leaves Mexicans Living on Hope Epoch Times With the electoral return of the party that ran the country as a form of dictatorship for 70 years until its defeat in 2000, Mexicans are asking themselves whether a new leader and president, Enrique Pena Nieto, brings with him real change. |
21Jul2012 | Scrutiny Sharpens After "Dark Knight" Shooting Reuters Hollywood and its storied Warner Bros. studio on Friday faced sharp scrutiny and the prospect of seeing blockbuster "The Dark Knight Rises" sink at box offices following a killing spree in Colorado that could test fan appetite for violent films. |
21Jul2012 | Boy With Massive Tumor Evacuated by US From Ciudad Juarez For Treatment Associated Press A 9-year-old boy with a massive tumor was whisked from a dangerous neighborhood in Mexico in an armored vehicle by U.S. federal agents and taken across the border for treatment in New Mexico, his family said. |
21Jul2012 | Students Plan More Protests Against Pena Nieto Los Angeles Times The student-led movement that emerged in Mexico against president-elect Enrique Pena Nieto is planning another round of protests Sunday. |
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