28Jun2012 | Women Make Splash in Mexico's Elections Christian Science Monitor Mexico is facing a milestone for women as it fields its first female candidate from a major party in the July 1 presidential election. But women are vying to make an impact in local elections as well. |
28Jun2012 | Foreign Factories Create Poverty Trap in Mexico McClatchy Newspapers Some four decades after welcoming foreign assembly plants and factories, known as maquiladoras, Mexico has seen only a trickle of its industrial and factory workers join the ranks of those who even slightly resemble a middle class. Instead, the poverty trap clutches them tightly. |
28Jun2012 | Will Student Movement Give AMLO an Upset Win? DemocracyNow.org Voters will head to the polls on Sunday to choose a new president. Will the PRI come back to power or could the Occupy-inspired Yo Soy 132 movement help Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador — a former Mexico City mayor who narrowly lost the 2006 election — pull off an upset? |
28Jun2012 | US Attractive to Overseas Property Buyers Epoch Times With 1.9 million houses on the domestic market and U.S. buyers not active, foreign buyers are snapping up some good deals. |
28Jun2012 | Pena Nieto Wraps Up Campaign with Victory Near Reuters Mexico's presidential front-runner Enrique Pena Nieto scented victory as he wrapped up his campaign on Wednesday with polls showing he should easily win Sunday's election and put the country's old rulers back in power. |
28Jun2012 | Scientists Find New Primitive Mineral in Meteorite Phys.org In 1969, an exploding fireball tore through the sky over Mexico. More than 40 years later, the Allende meteorite is still serving the scientific community as a rich source of information about the early stages of our solar system's evolution. |
28Jun2012 | The Theory of 'Three Human Species' Epoch Times Evidence collected from around the globe over the last century has led some to believe that the mankind of antiquity may have come in three distinct sizes: giants, humans, and hobbits. |
28Jun2012 | Mexicali Tour, From Tummy Tuck to Root Canal New York Times Mexicali has adopted medical care as its primary tourist lure, and it has been attracting a growing number of health care commuters from California and other nearby states. |
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