23Mar2012 | Mexico has the Motivation and Talent to Achieve Olympic Success Goal.com The Mexican U23 team is loaded with talent and has an eye fixed on a run in the Olympic soccer tournament this summer. While Mexican youth national teams have enjoyed vast success in the past decade, success in the Olympic Games remains elusive. |
23Mar2012 | Romneys Rugged Mormon Ancestors Sowed Riches in Mexico Reuters In the craggy desert of northern Mexico, U.S. presidential hopeful Mitt Romneys relatives turned an arid valley into lush agricultural land and prospered after being chased from the United States for their Mormon beliefs. |
23Mar2012 | Un Canto por Africa: Charity with a Little Help from Reggae The News Edgar Estrada, a producer at reggae music production company Panthertainment, with the help of the UNs Food and Agriculture Organization and the Red Cross, have created an all-day long Reggae-music concert on Saturday, April 24, which will donate 100% of the proceeds to helping starving communities. |
23Mar2012 | Pope Decries Mexico Violence, Urges Change in Cuba Associated Press Pope Benedict XVI denounced the drug-fueled violence wracking Mexico and urged Cubans to use dialogue to find new models to replace Marxism as he began a pilgrimage Friday that will take him to both countries. |
23Mar2012 | Nieto: Voters Will Define Presidential Race The News Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) presidential candidate Enrique Pena Nieto said that the coming presidential election will not be decided by the High Court of the Federal Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary (TEPJF), but by Mexican voters. |
23Mar2012 | Rugby World Cup Kicks Off in Mexico Sky News The road to the 2015 Rugby World Cup in England will start not in one of the sports heartlands but in the unlikely setting of Mexico City on Saturday. There Mexico, best known in sporting terms for football, will face Jamaica. |
23Mar2012 | A Class Trip Meant Much to Mexico New York Times After weighing the risks of traveling to Mexico, the parents of one American teenager decided to allow her to join a school trip to Oaxaca. The fact that the parents were President Obama and the first lady, Michelle Obama, and that the teenager was their daughter Malia, thrilled Mexican tourism officials. |
22Mar2012 | We Need Help: Mexicans Count the Cost of Earthquake Reuters Dozens of families cleared rubble from their destroyed homes in southwestern Mexico on Wednesday following a major 7.4-magnitude earthquake that caused landslides, knocked down school walls and cracked a church tower. |
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