03May2014 | Reporters Without Borders Profiles '100 Information Heroes' on World Press Freedom Day Reporters Without Borders For the first time ever, Reporters Without Borders is publishing a list of profiles of “100 information heroes†for World Press Freedom Day. |
03May2014 | The Fault Lines: The Making of Vigilantes in Michoacan, Mexico Al Jazeera Fault Lines travels to the troubled Mexican state of Michoacan to find out what happens when vigilante groups take on powerful drug cartels. |
03May2014 | Thousands Calling for Greater Worker Rights and Protections March in Mexico City NPR.org Tens of thousands of people, many calling for greater worker rights and protections, participated in various marches around the city center this week in annual May Day demonstrations. |
02May2014 | 160 Cities in 35 Countries Ready for Annual Global Marijuana March StopTheDrugWar.org For more than 30 years, marijuana fans and legalization supporters have marched on the first weekend in May in support of the cause. Despite legalization having occurred in Uruguay and the US states of Colorado and Washington, this year is no different. |
02May2014 | Cash Transfers from Mexicans Overseas Rise Sharply Agence France-Presse Remittances to Mexico from its citizens overseas - mostly in the US - rose a brisk 16 percent in March, the central bank said Friday, the biggest increase in two-and-a-half years. |
02May2014 | Step Aside, London, Paris and Rome: Travelers Like Cancun, Mexico The Los Angeles Times Students traditionally invade the beach in Cancun, Mexico, for spring break. Now the resort town shows up as a top summer destination for U.S. travelers heading abroad, Fly.com says. |
02May2014 | What 'La Plancha' Project Could Mean to Yucatan The Yucatan Times The creation of new projects, specifically the ones referring to culture, health and environment, have an important impact in our society, moreover if we consider the problems that Yucatan is facing with high rates of obesity and diabetes. |
02May2014 | Mexico Under the New PRI: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly with Denise Dresser University of California Television Noted commentator and political science professor Denise Dresser offers a thorough critique of the PRI, Mexico's ruling party in this dinner address opening the Mexico Moving Forward 2014 conference. |
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