21Mar2012 | Young Voters Could Decide Next Mexico President Al Jazeera Some 30 million young Mexicans, ages 18 to 29 are registered to vote in this years key Presidential election. They make up nearly 40 per cent of the electorate. |
21Mar2012 | Mexican Tequila Mogul Dies EFE Julio Gonzalez Estrada, who helped make tequila a lucrative export for Mexico, died at his home in the western state of Jalisco, industry sources said. He was 83. |
21Mar2012 | Quintana Roo Governor Seeks to Increase Russian Tourism The News Borge Angulo said that Russians spend 30 percent more than U.S. and Canadian tourists; his Russian strategy, combined with the Mayan Route program, is looking to improve on last years total of 30,000 Russian tourists. |
21Mar2012 | Tejano Music Fighting for Airtime in Texas New America Media Tejano is the music of United States citizens of Mexican descent, but an influx of Mexican immigrants in recent years has swelled Texas Hispanic population by a third and, in the process, changed the Lone Star State musical tastes, supplanting Tejano with Norteno. |
21Mar2012 | Huichols Rally to Save Sacred Land Al Jazeera The Mexican indigenous group, the Huichols, are doing everything they can to keep a silver mine from opening, saying it would drill through their sacred land. |
21Mar2012 | Rare Russian Whale Tracked to Mexico OurAmazingPlanet Varvara, one of perhaps 130 remaining western gray whales, ventured from her native habitat in the chilly Pacific Ocean off Russia for thousands of miles to balmy lagoons off the coast of Mexico. Now shes on her way back. |
21Mar2012 | 100s of Homes Damaged in Quake Associated Press A strong, long earthquake with epicenter in Guerrero state shook central southern Mexico on Tuesday, swaying buildings in Mexico City and sending frightened workers and residents into the streets. |
21Mar2012 | Remembering the Abraham Lincoln of Mexico TheCalifornian.com He came from abject poverty, an orphan who did not even speak Spanish until he was a teenager. But on March 20th in 1806, a Zapotec native was born in a village in the Mexican state of Oaxaca who would help shape the course of Mexican history. |
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