07Mar2013 | Ride the El Chepe into Mexico's Copper Canyon MEXICO Report The Chihuahua and Pacific Railway connects Los Mochis on the Gulf of California with Chihuahua, Mexico. Its 400-mile route took over 100 years to complete, and the result is one of the most scenic railways in the world. |
07Mar2013 | President Pena Nieto's Official Photo Costs $29,000, Sparking Outrage HuffPost Mexicans are outraged over the cost of President Enrique Pena Nieto's official photo, HuffPost Voces reports. |
07Mar2013 | Human Rights Activist Rev. Solalinde Criticizes Police Focus on Migrants in Mexico EFE The Rev. Alejandro Solalinde, who is known for his work with Central American migrants, said during a conference in Mexico City that he was concerned about the government's increasing emphasis on policing in its immigration policy. |
07Mar2013 | Whoa, Did Mexico Just Bail Out Its Homebuilders? Financial Times On Wednesday, Mexico threw a $1.2bn lifeline to the country’s beleaguered homebuilders, whose balance sheets have been hard hit by a change in government policy away from single-family home construction. |
07Mar2013 | Supreme Court Rules that Anti-Gay Slurs are Not Protected Speech Blabbeando In a landmark ruling that once again puts Mexico far ahead the pace of American civil rights, the country's Supreme Court has ruled that homophobic language such as "maricones" and "punal" is not protected speech. |
07Mar2013 | Mexican Families Struggle to Bring Attention to Those Who've Disappeared McClatchy Newspapers There’s no easy answer to why Mexico has so many disappeared people. Its numbers dwarf the better-publicized cases of Argentina, Brazil and Chile during the years that military governments ruled those countries. |
07Mar2013 | Recent Finds in Spain Cast Doubt on Accepted View of Human Origins EFE Recent discoveries show that early humans were in Western Europe at least 1.4 million years ago and raise questions about the accepted view of how modern humans originated. |
07Mar2013 | Indigenous Huichol Council Demands Cancellation of Mining Concessions on Sacred Land Latin American Herald Tribune A Mexican Indian community is demanding that a Canadian mining company be stripped of seven concessions, accusing it of carrying out illegal exploration work. |
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