04Apr2012 | Documentary Points Up Sad State of Mexican Public Schools Los Angeles Times Mexico picks a president in July, and the winner would be smart to study the lessons of a new film depicting public schools in the country as a giant factory of failure. |
04Apr2012 | Mexican Peso Garners Votes WSJ.com Elections in Mexico usually are a reason to sell the peso. But this year the currency is at a six-month high against the dollar as campaigning ramps up ahead of a July 1 presidential vote. |
04Apr2012 | Mexican Plan for Gulf Deepwater Wells Sparks New Worries McClatchy Newspapers Two years after the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history, Mexico's state oil company is about to test its hand at drilling at extraordinary depths in the Gulf of Mexico. |
04Apr2012 | New Book Claims O.J. Simpson's Son Was The Killer Huffington Post In his new book, private investigator William Dear claims to have circumstantial evidence that suggests O.J. Simpson did not kill Nicole Brown or Ron Goldman. |
04Apr2012 | Mexico City Offers App that Will Warn of Earthquakes Associated Press Mexico City's government is offering a free app for BlackBerrys that will alert users when a major earthquake is approaching the capital. Mayor Marcelo Ebrard says even a few seconds warning will be valuable in helping people take action to protect their lives. |
04Apr2012 | Pope Reflects on Trip to Mexico Rome Reports In the Pope's first general audience after coming back from his apostolic trip to Mexico and Cuba, he described his trip as an unforgettable experience, saying he was impressed by Mexico's enthusiasm, devotion and lively faith. |
04Apr2012 | Semana Santa: Holy Week in Tzintzuntzan, Mexico HuffPost Semana Santa (Holy Week) started this week once again in its ancient, timeless tradition in a little village called Tzintzuntzan, near Patzcuaro, in the Central Highlands of Michoacan, Mexico. |
04Apr2012 | Opinion Briefing: Mexico's Drug War Gallup Five years after Mexico launched its aggressive war on drugs, Gallup finds fewer Mexicans reporting that gangs and drugs are commonplace where they live. Yet gangs remain a neighborhood fixture for 46% of Mexicans surveyed in 2011 and 33% said drug trafficking goes on. |
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