13Apr2012 | In Baja, an Affair to Remember Sydney Morning Herald Off Baja California, the 'Mexican Galapagos', zoologist Mark Carwardine flirts with the world's friendliest whales. |
13Apr2012 | Obrador for Minimum Wage Above Inflation Prensa Latina Mexican leftwing candidate, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, said Friday that if winning the presidency he would fix an increase to the minimum wage above inflation. |
13Apr2012 | NAFTA Partners Take Steps to Boost Trilateral Relationship BeYourOwnLeader Mexico's drug war is increasingly being seen as a continental problem that requires continental solutions which is further pushing the NAFTA partnership into a common security front. |
13Apr2012 | Aura Cristina Geithner to be Villain in Mexican Soap Opera EFE Colombian actress Aura Cristina Geithner will be the villain in TV Azteca's new soap opera "Quererte asi" - to be launched on April 16 - in which she will star with Mexican actors Francisco Angelini and Maria Jose Madan. |
13Apr2012 | Poll Shows Pena Nieto is Way Ahead The News A new survey shows that the Institutional Revolutionary Party's (PRI) candidate Enrique Pena Nieto is winning the presidential race, beating the National Action Party's (PAN) candidate Josefina Vazquez Mota by 20.8 percentage points in approval. |
13Apr2012 | Mexican House Adopts Climate Law Natural Resources Defense Council The Mexican House of Representatives – one portion of its Congress – has just passed a new climate law. All it needs now is the pass the Mexican Senate again – it passed an earlier version in December of last year – and be signed into law by President Felipe Calderon. |
13Apr2012 | Latinos Celebrate Cesar Chavez with Song Calling for Colorado River Conservation Colorado Independent Add the Latino community to the growing chorus of concern for the Colorado River. Latinos in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and New Mexico marked the 85th anniversary of Cesar Chavez's birthday with a new song, or corrido, that asks policymakers to protect the river. |
13Apr2012 | Mexico Ruling Party Calls Rival PRI Candidate a 'Liar' Associated Press Mexico's presidential front-runner huddled with advisers Thursday to respond to a negative campaign ad by the ruling party that calls him a "liar" and strikes at the heart of a successful message that he produces results. |
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