01Jun2013 | Gastronomy Festival Gets Underway in Central Mexico's Guanajuato State EFE A gastronomy festival got underway Saturday in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato, where thousands of people will enjoy the different events featuring leading local and international chefs. |
01Jun2013 | Time to Back Away From the Cookie Jar? Introducing Nutrition Info in Google Search Google Inside Search Starting today you will be able to quickly and easily find extensive nutrition information for over 1,000 fruits, vegetables, meats and meals in Google search. |
01Jun2013 | Mexico 10th in Happiest Countries in the World 24/7 Wall St 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the Better Life Index and ranked the 36 OECD countries based on the life satisfaction measure alone - Mexico came in at number 10. |
01Jun2013 | 'Death Map' of Deserts Aims to Save Lives of Desperate Mexican Migrants The Guardian According to the Washington Office on Latin America, the number of deaths is the equivalent of five migrants dying every four days. It's a situation, say humanitarian groups, that began with policies under president Bill Clinton. |
01Jun2013 | TED Talk With Jackson Katz: Violence Against Women - It's a Men's Issue TED Talks Domestic violence and sexual abuse are often called "women’s issues.†But in this bold, blunt talk, Jackson Katz points out that these are intrinsically men’s issues. |
01Jun2013 | Pottery Collective Empowers Women Economically and Challenges Gender Norms in Rural Mexico Global Press Institute One woman runs a pottery collective to empower women economically in a semirural region where, even 20 years ago, it was taboo for women to work. Sixty women have learned the trade of pottery through the collective. |
01Jun2013 | Sea Turtle Documentary Highlights Conservation Mother Nature Network In the epic and eternal battle between sea turtles and fishermen, can both survive? The answer can be yes, according to the new documentary, "Viva la Tortuga!" by students from Pace University. |
01Jun2013 | Love Knows No Boundaries for Couples Divided By the US-Mexico Border Borderzine Although El Paso and Juarez are sister cities, they are divided by differences and obstacles that present real-life challenges to unmarried couples whose relationships straddle the border. |
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