04Jul2013 | Mexican Archaeologist to Map Mayan City of Chactun Hispanically Speaking News Specialists are developing a map of archaeological sites in a little-known Mayan region in Mexico’s Campeche state, where an ancient city now known as Chactun was discovered this year. |
04Jul2013 | Latin America's Best LGBT Business Forum Expands WebWire Latin America’s leading LGBT business event has announced new sponsors and program details with two months remaining until the 3rd International LGBT Business Expo in Guadalajara, Mexico. |
04Jul2013 | Reporters Without Borders Supports Event to Help Mexican Journalists Reporters Without Borders Reporters Without Borders voices its support for “Sin Censura†(Without Censorship), a event due to take place in Mexico City on 11 July, in which books will be sold to raise funds to help the many Mexican journalists who are forced to flee the region where they live. |
04Jul2013 | Zapotec Indigenous Gays Celebrate Their Culture, Traditions in Mexico City Associated Press Mexico City's recent gay pride parade was a party to have fun but also an opportunity to reaffirm the muxes' presence in the capital and celebrate their traditions from back home. |
04Jul2013 | Who's Spying Through Your Webcam? The Young Turks Ratters - a creepy new breed of hackers could be watching through your webcam. |
04Jul2013 | Animal Defenders International's 'Lion Ark' Shares Story of Daring Animal Rescue Lion Ark An undercover investigation by ADI led to a 2009 ban on circus animals in Bolivia. The circuses were given a year to comply with the law, but many kept their animals, including a number of lions, caged in deplorable conditions. In 2010, with the aid of Bolivian wildlife officials, ADI stepped in. |
04Jul2013 | 'Calderon's War Continues' Declares Mexican Activist Javier Sicilia Aristegui Noticias Six months into the presidency of Enrique Pena Nieto, the poet and activist Javier Sicilia demanded action by the president to counter the disappearances and abductions in the country. |
04Jul2013 | Beyond The Bridge: Art Crosses the Border TheBridgeFX Take a journey Beyond The Bridge with El Paso artist Peter Svarzbein whose Transnational Trolley Project challenges, inspires and shakes things up as he reveals a new way to understand life on the border of El Paso and Juarez. |
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