07May2012 | Using Pinterest to Raise Money: One Charity's Experiment Chronicle of Philanthropy Pinterest, the fast-growing social network that allows people to share information on virtual bulletin boards, has become a hot topic of conversation among nonprofits in recent months. |
07May2012 | Winner of Mexican Presidential Debate? Sexy Model Associated Press Who won Mexico's first presidential debate? According to the media and Twitter frenzy, at least, the victor wasn't any candidate but a curvaceous model in a tight gown who puzzled millions by appearing on stage for about 30 seconds during the showdown. |
07May2012 | The Most Romantic Place to Retire in Mexico USNews.com The silver mines in Mexico's central highlands provided the incredible wealth that propelled Spain to world prominence in the 16th century. It also created Guanajuato, the crown jewel of Mexico's colonial cities. |
07May2012 | Mexico Could Cancel Cuba's Debt Havana Times Mexican senators who attended a parliamentary meeting in Havana, believe that Mexico could forgive the debt owed to it by Cuba, reported the Mexican daily La Jornada. |
07May2012 | Mexican Journalists Demand Justice MSN.com More than 100 journalists staged a protest in Mexico City this weekend to draw attention to the killings of several journalists in the eastern state of Veracruz, call for justice in the cases and demand an end to the murders of members of the media. |
07May2012 | Climate Change Act Places Mexico at Global Forefront Rumbo de Mexico The Climate Change Act, which originated in the Chamber of Deputies, was passed by the Senate on April 19. Mexico and the United Kingdom are the only countries that have passed climate change legislation. |
07May2012 | In Mexico, Rising Tension at Shelter for Migrants Los Angeles Times The San Juan Diego Migrant House is hundreds of miles from any frontier, but in many ways it crystallizes the wider border-crossing drama: the hope and desperation of those caught up in the inexorable human flow, the irritation of residents on the receiving end of so much humanity. |
07May2012 | Former Mexican President Urges Peace Through Culture American-Statesman Former Mexican President Vicente Fox on Sunday said there was no better place to begin fortifying the relationship between Mexico and the United States than Texas, where almost a majority of the population is Mexican American. |
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