30Apr2013 | Women Join Mexico City's Cycling Revolution The Christian Science Monitor The car still reigns in this megacity of 22 million people. But new bike lanes are driving more people to two-wheeled transportation – and women in particular are finding it liberating. |
30Apr2013 | New Business Networking Website Vistank.com Launched to Make Business Happen PRWeb By facilitating collaboration on a global platform, Vistank will bring businesses, entrepreneurs and investors closer to opportunities and insights to fulfill their endeavors. |
30Apr2013 | Human Rights Watch Urges Obama to Address Mexico Drug War Abuses Agence France-Presse US President Barack Obama should address human rights violations related to Mexico's Washington-backed war on drugs when he visits the country this week, Human Rights Watch urged. |
30Apr2013 | Mexico Ends Open Access for US Security Agencies in Fight Against Cartels Associated Press Mexico is ending its unprecedented open relationship with U.S. security agencies that developed in recent years to fight drug trafficking and organized crime. |
30Apr2013 | Jalisco's Madre Lupita to Be Canonized May 12th Catholic Register Madre Lupita - as Blessed Maria Guadalupe is better known in Guadalajara - left a legacy of providing care for the poor and the elderly through the Handmaids of St. Margaret Mary and the Poor. She will become the second Mexican woman to be canonized and the latest from the state of Jalisco. |
30Apr2013 | Famous Giant Panda, Xiu Hua, Dies In Mexico City's Chapultepec Zoo The Latin Times Xiu Hua, a 27-year-old panda bear, died today at the Chapultepec Zoo this weekend in Mexico City. With the death of Xiu Hua, the countries panda bear population has dropped from three to two. |
29Apr2013 | John M. Ackerman: Mexico's Citizens Need to Raise Their Sights Beyond Protests La Jornada The critical junctures that the country is experiencing today demands that citizens raise their sights and generate new themes for public discussion. |
29Apr2013 | Navy Reports Rising Number of Migrants Abandoned at Sea by Smugglers ABC News The Mexican navy said Monday it has detected a disturbing trend of migrant smugglers abandoning boatloads of people at sea off the coast of Baja California. |
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