22Apr2012 | Beatification Ceremony for Mexican Nun EFE Mexico's Sister Maria Ines Teresa Arias of the Most Holy Sacrament was beatified Saturday before thousands of the faithful who crowded the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City for having brought back to life a child who was drowned in 2001 and who was present at the ceremony. |
21Apr2012 | Vast Mexico Bribery Case Hushed Up by Wal-Mart New York Times Confronted with evidence of widespread corruption in Mexico, top Wal-Mart executives focused more on damage control than on rooting out wrongdoing, an examination by The New York Times found. |
21Apr2012 | Traditional and Modern Merge at ZonaMaco Art Fair Christian Science Monitor This week, Mexican design studios exhibited modern twists on the country's artisanal traditions at Mexico City's ZonaMaco contemporary art fair. |
21Apr2012 | Nonprofits Lead Job Retraining During Tough Economy TheNonProfitTimes Goodwill Industries International is the United State's largest temporary workforce placement service. Last year, 190,000 people obtained a job utilizing Goodwill's training and placement services. |
21Apr2012 | Humanizing Victims of Mexico's Violence Al Jazeera Tens of thousands of people are killed, raped or murdered every year in Mexico. A growing number of communities are trying to make the public realize that the victims are people and not just statistics. |
21Apr2012 | 43 Killed in Veracruz After Truck, Bus Collide Reuters At least 43 people were killed when a cargo truck crashed into a bus on a highway in eastern Mexico, in one of the worst traffic accidents the country has suffered in recent years. |
21Apr2012 | Mexico Indigenous Community Takes Police Hostage, After 'Paramilitary' Ambush InSight Residents of the town of Cheran in Michoacan, west Mexico, briefly kidnapped 16 police officers to demand an investigation into illegal logging in their community, following a clash between locals and a "paramilitary force" which left eight dead. |
21Apr2012 | Exhibition Pays Tribute to Mexicas and Their Cult of Death EFE Nine hundred skulls made of paper, wood and metal comprise the exhibition that artist Manuel Marin has opened in the Mexican capital as a tribute to the ancient Mexicas and their cult and adoration of death. |
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