09Apr2012 | Mexico Presidential Front-Runner Supports Military Deployment In Sight The leading candidate in Mexico's presidential elections has said that he will use the army and navy to combat organized crime, raising questions over how much his security policies would differ from those of the current administration. |
09Apr2012 | How and Why Causes Gain Momentum Online Chronicle of Philanthropy In the past few weeks and months, social media have helped many groups unleash widespread advocacy efforts that have won the attention of millions of people and ignited large-scale public debates. |
09Apr2012 | Pemex May Seek Crude Project Offshore Cuba, La Jornada Says Bloomberg News Petroleos Mexicanos, the state-owned company known as Pemex, is seeking to explore and produce oil in Cuban waters in the Gulf of Mexico, La Jornada reported. |
09Apr2012 | 'War on Women' in Mexico Described as Growing Worse El Paso Times Violence against women in Mexico grew worse during the country's war against the drug cartels, according to the preliminary findings of a recent fact-finding delegation led by two Nobel laureates. |
09Apr2012 | Cultural Tourism Propels Mexico Ahead AllAfrica.com According to the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index, Mexico made it to 57th place in the world's ranking, the fifth among Latin American countries, and the ninth in the Americas. |
09Apr2012 | Social Networks Capture Users in Mexico EMarketer.com Internet users in Mexico are flocking to social networks, making them a favorite means of expression and source of entertainment, with Facebook, Twitter and YouTube leading in social media usage. |
09Apr2012 | Are Dolphins Doomed? Discovery News Several mass deaths of dolphins have occurred over the past few years and while experts are worried about the die-off they say we are not witnessing a global population crash. But what is behind the resent mass strandings and deaths is complicated and, inevitably, involves humans. |
09Apr2012 | How a Photographer Helped Shape the Image of Mexico American-Statesman A German who made his home in Mexico City early in the 20th century, Hugo Brehme saw his photography as an artful celebration of Mexico's 'natural beauty, its indigenous heritage, and its pyramids and archaeological artifacts,' says 'Timeless Mexico' author Susan Toomey Frost. |
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