22Mar2012 | How Mexico Creates American Jobs WSJ.com U.S.-Mexico trade is fundamentally different than trade with any other major country, except Canada. While Chinese imports are produced almost entirely (96%) with non-American parts, imports from Mexico are, on average, 40% U.S. made. |
22Mar2012 | French Citizen Remains in Mexico Jail Al Jazeera Mexicos Supreme Court says the decision to imprison a French citizen for 60-years for kidnapping will not be overturned. Florence Cassez was arrested in 2005 by federal officers at a ranch near Mexico City with her ex-boyfriend, Israel Vallarta. |
21Mar2012 | In Mexican War on Drugs, Veterans Struggle With PTSD New America Media For almost a century, Mexico enjoyed the rare privilege of not having waged war. Now, almost six years into the War on Drugs, the military is confronting an issue increasingly familiar to veterans and their families in the United States: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. |
21Mar2012 | Impossible Destinations: Amelia Earharts Final Stop LonelyPlanet.com Its interesting that Amelia Earharts final destination - or intended one - is virtually impossible to visit seven decades later. In 1937, the aviator was bound for Howland Island on the second-to-last leg of her landmark global flight. She never made it. |
21Mar2012 | Photo May Be Key to Finding What Happened to Aviator Amelia Earhart CNN Investigators think they have uncovered a key clue that will lead them to solve the mystery of what happened to legendary aviator Amelia Earhart, who disappeared on a trans-Pacific flight 75 years ago. |
21Mar2012 | Mexican Tribal Region Battles Drought Al Jazeera The Raramuri indigenous people, living in the highlands of northern Chihuahua state, have long been battling malnutrition, and a severe drought in northern Mexico, said to be the worst in 70 years, will further worsen the situation. |
21Mar2012 | Stubborn Drought Expected to Tax Mexico for Years Reuters A severe drought in Mexico that has cost farmers more than a billion dollars in crop losses alone and set back the national cattle herd for years, is just a foretaste of the drier future facing Latin Americas second largest economy. |
21Mar2012 | DF Art Exhibition Explores the Meaning Behind the Machete The News This exhibition, created by Manuel Rodriguez Sepulveda, does not delve into the actual history of the machete nor does it educate visitors on blade sizes or handle fittings. Instead, it takes advantage of the tools varied uses to provoke a discussion on physical and philosophical transformation. |
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