10Jun2012 | How Mexico Can Help Prevent the Next Global Crisis Univision News On June 18th the world's most powerful heads of state will gather in Los Cabos to try and figure out how to solve our problems. They have picked the right spot - Mexico can teach the rest of the world a thing or two about dealing with crisis. |
10Jun2012 | US Supports Mexican Activist's Peace Caravan Hispanically Speaking News Mexican poet-turned-activist Javier Sicilia has received the U.S. government's backing for his planned month-long peace caravan in that country aimed at drawing attention to his anti-drug war message. |
10Jun2012 | My Name Is... and #IAm132 Fundacion MEPI Until a few months ago, two out of every ten Mexican university students paid little attention to politics, according to a poll conducted by an independent investigative journalism project based in Mexico City. |
10Jun2012 | Greenpeace Blasts Cabo Cortes Resort Project Rumbo de Mexico Environmental organizations accused the Environment Secretariat of knowing since April 19 that Hansa, a realtor, did not comply with environment requirements in construction of the Cabo Cortes mega resort in Baja California Sur. |
10Jun2012 | US Report on Strategies to Reduce Drug Demand Caucus on International Narcotics Control The Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control released a bipartisan report that outlines strategies for Congress and the Obama Administration to reduce the massive U.S. demand for illegal drugs. |
10Jun2012 | Book Review: Mexico in World History Western Kentucky University "Mexico in World History," William H. Beezley's recent contribution to the New Oxford World History series, provides a wealth of information about Mexico in a brief and accessible format, though it has a few issues. |
10Jun2012 | Mexico's Failing Schools Spell Trouble for Ruling Party The Washington Post The struggles of Calderon and Vazquez Mota to transform the nation's public education system show how a vision of a more modern Mexico continues to clash with an old Mexico beset by charges of corruption and cronyism. |
09Jun2012 | 50 Percent Chance of El Nino Later this Year Reuters There is a 50 percent chance the feared El Nino weather pattern which can trigger droughts in Southeast Asia and Australia and floods in South America may strike later this year. |
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