07Mar2013 | Social Impact Theater Enables Mexican Women to Confront Gender-Based Violence Global Press Institute This week, a play debuted in Mexico City that enables victims of gender-based violence to face their fears and insecurities while informing the audience about the diverse forms that violence can take in society. |
07Mar2013 | One of 14 Indicted for Dec. 1 Mexico City Riots Sentenced to Two Years in Prison Proceso Bryan Reyes, one of the 14 accused for the riots last December 1 as part of the inauguration of Enrique Pena Nieto, was sentenced to two years, six months and 15 days in prison. |
07Mar2013 | HIV Infects Latino Women Up to 20 Times More than White Women KPCC Women and teens account for less than a quarter of new HIV infections, but within that group, the black and Latino female demographics are hit the hardest. |
07Mar2013 | The Mexican Standoff: Gold, the Bank of Mexico and the Bank of England Market Oracle Late last month it was reported that Mexico is going to organize an audit of their gold stored at the Bank of England. It turns out that the Bank of Mexico isn’t really even that sure how many gold bars they own. |
07Mar2013 | Sex Abuse Victims Tell Catholic Church: Stop Pretending the Worst is Over Agence France-Presse Clergy sex abuse victims released a “dirty dozen†list of potential papal candidates Wednesday and urged the Catholic Church to “get serious†about protecting children, helping victims and exposing corruption. |
06Mar2013 | President Enrique Pena Nieto Speaks Out for Stricter Gun Laws The News Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto spoke out against the sale of assault weapons on Tuesday. The president said he will pursue the issue on an international level. |
06Mar2013 | Monterrey's Premiere Indie-Rock Festival NRMAL Runs through March 10th NBCUniversal Media Through March 10th, Monterrey's indie-rock Festival NRMAL will include border acts such as Maria y Jose, Maniquà Lazer, Vampire Slayer, Calafia Puta, and San Pedro el Cortez. |
06Mar2013 | Members of Mexican Teachers Union Protest Education, Labor Reforms EFE Thousands of members of the CNTE teachers union took to the streets of Mexico City and other cities to protest government plans to reform the educational system and labor regulations. |
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