01Jul2013 | Mexico City Mayor Says Debate on Legalizing Drugs is Just Beginning Milenio In Mexico City “we are not scared of being able to make a well-informed decision†concerning the legalization of drugs, affirmed mayor of the Federal District, Miguel Angel Mancera. |
01Jul2013 | 'Pancho Rabbit and the Coyote': A Children's Book That Tells a Bigger Tale Amazon.com A new children’s book tells the story of a cartoon character named Pancho Rabbit, who illegally crosses the US border from Mexico in search of his father. |
01Jul2013 | Former President Jimmy Carter: Women's Plight Perpetuated by World Religions Associated Press Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter says religious leaders, including those in Christianity and Islam, share the blame for mistreatment of women across the world. |
01Jul2013 | Tropical Storm Dalila Turns Away from Mexico's Pacific Coast Agence France-Presse Tropical Storm Dalila turned away from Mexico's Pacific coast on Monday, but it could still grow into a hurricane and produce large ocean swells and heavy rain, forecasters said. |
01Jul2013 | Thousands Join Silent March Against Crime Surge in Cuernavaca, Mexico EFE Thousands of people took to the streets of Cuernavaca, the capital of Mexico’s Morelos state, over the weekend to protest against the wave of violence in the region, officials said. |
01Jul2013 | Spanish Firm Nitrofirex Develops Drone That Fights Fires in Mexico Latino Daily News A Spanish company unveiled the first drone designed to fight fires at the Monterrey Institute of Technology in Mexico on Sunday. |
01Jul2013 | Son Jarocho Music from Mexico and the Art it Inspired PRI's The World Alec Dempster grew-up playing music, studying classical guitar, but really being close to all kinds of other music that was around him. It was during a trip in his late teens he discovered the southern Veracruz style called Son Jarocho. |
01Jul2013 | Mexico's New East-West Highway Leapfrogs Area Long Tied to Drug Trade Associated Press The Durango-Mazatlan Highway is designed to bring people, cargo and legitimate commerce safely through a mountain range known until now for marijuana, opium poppies and an accident-prone road called the Devil's Backbone. |
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