18Jul2012 | Frida Kahlo, Universal Woman hispanodetulsa.com It was 105 years ago that Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderon was born in Mexico City. Her works immortalized her, and the planet came to know her simply as Frida, a Hispanic who went from being a Mexican to becoming the world's heritage. |
18Jul2012 | Mexico's Drought Turns Farms Into Dust Global Post The unprecedented drought that has parched northern Mexico — and stretched into Arizona, New Mexico and Texas — has been as good for the scavenging buzzards as it has been calamitous for the region's ranchers and farmers. |
18Jul2012 | Stratfor Launch to Fill Mexico's Information Vacuum Arizona Daily Star Stratfor Global Intelligence launched a new product this month called the "Mexico Security Monitor," which the company says is designed to help fill the information vacuum created by violence against journalists in Mexico. |
18Jul2012 | #Iam132 Student Protesters Weigh Next Moves BBC Mundo During Mexico's presidential election, a group of university students voiced their frustration at what they saw as biased media coverage. Their movement shook up a staid campaign - but what now for the protesters? |
17Jul2012 | Carlos Slim Launches New TV Channel on Internet EFE Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim debuted Tuesday as owner and producer of the new online television channel Ora.tv, with the participation of his pal Larry King. |
17Jul2012 | Mexican Criminal Gangs Set Their Sights on Illegal Mining InSight As Mexican authorities crack down on drug trafficking, criminal gangs are increasingly moving into the illicit trade in minerals, with some even operating their own mines and selling the resources to international corporations. |
17Jul2012 | 64 Indian Dialects at "High Risk" of Dying Out Associated Press Mexico's top Indian language official says 64 of the country's 364 Indian dialects are at "high risk" of dying out, with less than 100 speakers of each of those dialects remaining. |
17Jul2012 | Flights to Mexico Proving Popular This Year opodo Flights to Mexico appear to be proving a popular option among travelers this year, with the country's tourism ministry releasing figures showing a 5% year-on-year increase in air arrivals during the first five months of 2012. |
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