14Feb2013 | Chicago Names Mexico Cartel Leader Joaquin Guzman Public Enemy No. 1 BBC News The city of Chicago has named its first public enemy number one since Al Capone - a drug cartel leader who lives in a mountain hideaway in western Mexico. |
14Feb2013 | Not Even Cruise 'from Hell' will Deter Passengers, Experts Say MYNorthwest.com A cruise ship stranded for days in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to arrive on land Thursday afternoon, after what some aboard have called the vacation "from hell." But travel experts say the ordeal will have little effect on the impending cruise season. |
14Feb2013 | Carstens: Financial Reform to Boost Mexico's Growth The News Sweeping reforms are changing Mexico’s economic outlook, said Bank of Mexico (Banxico) Governor AgustÃn Carstens in his 2012-13 Inflation Report this week. |
14Feb2013 | On 15th Anniversary of V-Day: One Billion 'Rising' Against Women Abuse Al Jazeera One in three - more than one billion - women and girls on the planet are beaten or raped during their lifetime. Eve Ensler's "One Billion Rising" aims to spark the biggest global action against gender-based violence. |
14Feb2013 | Fewer Canadians are Giving to Charity, but Those Who do Give More CBC News Statistics Canada said that taxpayers reported $8.5 billion in charitable donations on their 2011 tax returns. That's up 2.6 per cent from the $8.3 billion they claimed in 2010. The increase came despite fewer donors. |
14Feb2013 | The Golden Eagle: Saving Mexico's National Symbol McClatchy Newspapers The aguila real, or golden eagle, is such a powerful national symbol in Mexico that it is the centerpiece of the national flag, perched on a cactus with a snake clutched in its beak and talon. But the avian predator is endangered. |
14Feb2013 | Rio Chooses Vila Isabel Samba School as this Year's Carnival Winner Hispanically Speaking News The Unidos de Vila Isabel samba school was named the winner of the Rio de Janeiro Carnival for its attractive and colorful parade highlighting rural life and the customs of the Brazilian interior. |
14Feb2013 | St. Petersburg Russian Ballet Company Brings 'Sleeping Beauty' to Mexico IANS/EFE The Russian Ballet of St. Petersburg is in Mexico for an 18-city tour that will feature "Sleeping Beauty." This is the second time that the respected ballet company has visited Mexico, where it presented "Swan Lake" last year. |
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