24May2013 | Caribbean Warned of Climate Change Disaster Inter Press Service The Caribbean does not have the luxury of time for decisive action on climate change and global warming. In fact, it is on the brink of calamity, according to a prominent scientist. |
24May2013 | Amnesty International Critiques Human Rights Abuses of Mexico Drug War InSight In its annual report, Amnesty International criticized Mexico for human rights abuses committed during President Calderon's militarized response to organized crime. |
24May2013 | Mexico's Energy Sector Pushes for Change Stratfor Stratfor Latin America Analyst Karen Hooper examines the Mexican energy industry's current and near-term prospects as the country pushes to reform the sector. |
24May2013 | Tales of Old Mexico: Loreto Takes Root in Land of Queen Calafia's Baja California HuffPost Travel "Know, that on the right hand of the Indies there is an island called California... and it is peopled by black women, without any man among them, for they live in the manner of Amazons." So wrote Spanish author Garci Rodriguez de Montalvo in his 1510 novel. |
24May2013 | Jalisco Prepares to Fight Dengue with Focus on Reducing Areas Where Mosquitos Breed The News Special measures will be taken during the 2013 rainy season to prevent the spread of dengue, Jalisco’s Secretariat of Health said in a statement this week. |
24May2013 | It's the General's Hour Again in Mexico as Drug War Gets Rebooted GlobalPost President Enrique Pena Nieto says he wants to soften Mexico's bloody, military-led offensive against its criminal lords with a brainier, more preventive strategy. Well, wish him luck with that. |
23May2013 | Michoacan Governor Says His State is Calmer Following Army Deployment La Prensa This week's deployment of Mexican army soldiers in Michoacan has brought "tranquility" to the violence-wracked western state, Gov. Jesus Reyna said Thursday. |
23May2013 | Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco Uses Platform to Push Gay, Immigration Causes Fox News Latino So many things have changed for Richard Blanco since he was named the 2013 US presidential inauguration poet. Even poetry has changed for the Cuban-American. |
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