03Jul2012 | Rock-Paper-Scissors Robot with 100% Winning Rate The Courier-Mail University of Tokyo researchers last week unveiled a robot that is designed to do just one thing: never lose a game of rock, paper, scissors. Here's a look at what else is making news in the world of robotics. |
03Jul2012 | Enlightenment in Merida, Mexico San Diego Reader The walls of my hotel room looked clean enough as long as the light stayed dim, which was usually the case. The only illumination came from a 40-watt bulb stuck in the ceiling and a high, tiny window. |
03Jul2012 | Fewer Workers Cross Border, Creating US Farm Labor Shortage McClatchy Newspapers A crackdown on illegal immigration, more job opportunities in Mexico and rising fees charged by smugglers are reducing the number of workers who cross the U.S. border illegally each year to help make up more than 60 percent of U.S. farmworkers. |
03Jul2012 | Pena Nieto: Mexico's Next Chapter New York Times On Sunday, Mexicans turned out in large numbers to vote for change — a change in priorities and approach, and a generational change focused on can-do governing. I am honored that, in me, Mexicans saw that opportunity for change and a new direction. |
02Jul2012 | Obama Congratulates President-Elect Pena Nieto Latin American Herald Tribune The U.S. President called President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico to congratulate him on his victory, and congratulated the Mexican people, who have once again demonstrated their commitment to democratic values. |
02Jul2012 | Immigrants Express Shock at Return of PRI Associated Press Mexico's new president may dissuade some immigrants from returning home, despite promising economic opportunities there and a faltering job market in the United States. |
02Jul2012 | Mancera Wins Mexico City Mayoral Election EFE Miguel Angel Mancera, candidate of the Party of the Democratic Revolution, or PRD, won the Mexico City mayoral election by a wide margin, the Federal District's Partial Electoral Results Program said. |
02Jul2012 | Mexico's May Remittances Up 7.8% on Year Dow Jones Remittances from Mexicans living abroad rose 7.8% in May from the year-ago month thanks to an increase in the number of transfers as well as a higher dollar amount in the average transfer, the Bank of Mexico said Monday. |
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