13Jun2013 | Listen: Couple Shares Story of Sailing From Everett, Washington to La Paz, Mexico MYNorthwest.com Four years ago, Scott and Monica Stoner set out on a sea voyage sailing their 45-foot sailboat from Everett, Washington to La Paz, Mexico. They shared the story of their journey on KIRO Radio. |
13Jun2013 | Mexico Moves Closer to Convert More Long-Distance Calls to Local Bloomberg Mexican regulators made progress on a plan to redefine area codes so that phone carriers such as America Movil SAB have to charge local prices instead of heftier long-distance fees. |
13Jun2013 | Los Otros DREAMers: A Book Of Young People's Deportation and Return To Mexico Colorlines.com Armed with the power of their stories, young undocumented immigrants, so-called DREAMers, have made themselves the faces of immigration reform. |
13Jun2013 | Delegation Finds Militarization Causes Suffering, Separation, Death at Mexico Border OpEdNews.com The Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill that the Senate will debate this week only exacerbates this deadly situation, mandating billions of dollars to exponentially increase border militarization before putting anyone on the path to citizenship. |
13Jun2013 | Revenues From Foreign Tourists Rise in Mexico EFE Foreign exchange revenues from international tourists rose 6.6 percent in the January-April period, compared to the first four months of 2012, the Mexican Tourism Secretariat said. |
13Jun2013 | Reunion at Mexico Border: After 6 years, Dreamers See Their Mothers VOXXI For the past six years, thousands of miles have separated three Dreamers from their mothers who were deported. But recently, it was only a rusted steel fence that separated the three Dreamers from their mothers as they reunited at the Southern border. |
13Jun2013 | Lexifone App: Cheap Translations, But No Replacement for Humans Associated Press Israeli startup Lexifone for rendering conversations still has a long way to go before finally overcoming language barriers. |
12Jun2013 | Official Statistics Institute Says the Nation Isn't a Middle-Class Country Quite Yet Associated Press Former President Felipe Calderon declared last year that Mexico is becoming a middle-class country. Not so fast, says the official statistics institute. |
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