22Mar2012 | In Macho Mexico, a Woman Aims for the Presidency McClatchy Newspapers In a society that clings to macho ways, Mexican voters find themselves for the first time mulling a field of presidential candidates that includes a woman. She is Josefina Vazquez Mota, a 51-year-old economist who seeks to keep the ruling National Action Party (PAN) in the presidency for a third consecutive term. |
22Mar2012 | Mexico Catholic Church is Speaking Out on Politics Los Angeles Times The Roman Catholic Church in Mexico earlier this year took the unusual step of issuing guidelines on how Mexicans should vote in the coming presidential election: Candidates should value marriage as a bond between a man and a woman and should place prime importance on the right to life, starting at conception. |
22Mar2012 | Mexico Rattled by 5.2 Magnitude Aftershock Associated Press Central Mexico has been rattled by a moderate 5.2-magnitude aftershock, following a 7.4 temblor earlier in the week. The U.S. Geological Survey says the aftershock was centered in southern Guerrero state along the border with neighboring Oaxaca, the same area where Tuesdays quake was centered. |
22Mar2012 | Sex Trafficking Rampant, Lawmaker Says EFE At least 47 sex-trafficking rings are operating in Mexico and the number of victims is more than 800,000 a year, including 20,000 children, Congresswoman Rosi Orozco said. |
22Mar2012 | Abuse Charges Test Latin American Faith Al Jazeera As Mexico prepares to host Pope Benedict the XIV, the American continent is seeing more of the faithful to stay away from church following continued allegations of sexual abuse of children by Roman Catholic priests. |
22Mar2012 | Mexico Annual Inflation Eases in First Half of March Reuters Mexican price pressures were muted in the first half of March with the annual inflation rate lower than that registered at the end of February and investors expecting the central bank to keep rates on hold through the year. |
22Mar2012 | Uncontacted Peruvian Tribe Attacks Eco Tourists Fox News Latino A group of isolated Indians in Peru - unseen by people for decades - have created a stir after they suddenly emerged from hiding and began attacking tourists with bow and arrows. |
22Mar2012 | Spirituality That Will Move You The Washington Post A 1990 Volkswagen Beetle becomes a canvas for the symbols, milestones and stories of the deeply spiritual culture of the Huichol, or Wixaritari, communities of Nayarit and Jalisco in Mexico. |
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