19May2012 | Mexican Youth March Against Old Ruling Party Associated Press Thousands of college-age demonstrators marched down Mexico City's main boulevard Saturday to protest a possible return of the old ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI, which held Mexico's presidency without interruption from 1929 to 2000. |
19May2012 | Charities that Provide the Basics Attract New Donors Philanthropy.com Charities that provide food, shelter, and other basic necessities have struggled to keep up with exploding demand for services in the sluggish recovery. |
19May2012 | Drought May Have Caused Collapse of Mayan Civilization Hispanically Speaking News According to a study from Science Journal, the abandonment of the Mayan civilizations may have occurred as a result of a lack of rain. |
19May2012 | Mammoth Remains Found in Mexico AAP Well-preserved skeletal remains of a mammoth that lived between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago have been discovered in the central Mexican state of Queretaro. |
19May2012 | World's Richest People Lose $33 Billion Combined The Gulf Today The world's richest people lost a combined $32.8 billion this week as concerns over a possible Greek exit from the euro area pushed the Standard & Poor's 500 index to its biggest weekly loss since November 2011. |
19May2012 | Candidates' Proposals for Mexico Police Reform Could Drive Up Corruption InSight Mexico's main presidential candidates have all embraced longstanding proposals to unite municipal police forces under a single command, but such a fix could actually make it harder for police to fight increasingly localized criminal groups. |
19May2012 | Facebook Goes Public, Updates Its Status Thanks to Its Latino Fans Hispanically Speaking News Mexico has some 32 million Facebook users. You can bet they are toasting billionaire founder Mark Zuckerburg in the local cantinas applauding a billionaire that makes billions by not charging you for anything and only hoping Telmex's Carlos Slim figures out how to do the same thing. |
19May2012 | Maya Year Underway with First Big Event EFE A pre-Columbian market, dances and offerings to the goddess Ixchel were the first events of the Sacred Maya Crossing, a tradition restored several years ago that is the first big event of the Maya year celebrations in Mexico. |
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