26Jan2013 | Message from Mexico: US is Polluting Water it May Someday Need to Drink ProPublica Mexico City plans to draw drinking water from a mile-deep aquifer. The Mexican effort challenges a key tenet of U.S. clean water policy: that water far underground can be intentionally polluted because it will never be used. |
26Jan2013 | Presidency Publishes FAQs about the National Crusade Against Hunger Presidency of the Republic The National Crusade against Hunger is a strategy of inclusion and social well-being that will be implemented on the basis of a wide-ranging, participatory process designed to combine efforts and funds from government, public, social and private sectors. |
26Jan2013 | San Antonio's People to People Program Follows Through on Chiapas Promises San Antonio Express-News A groundbreaking San Antonio effort to improve Mexico's economy at a grass-roots level will continue in March in Chiapas. Their underlying goal is to improve economic opportunities on the ground in Mexico so that people can find better options than organized-crime syndicates. |
26Jan2013 | Citizens Get Azerbaijan Dictator's Statue Removed from Mexico's Main Avenue Public Radio of Armenia The life-size bronze statue of Azerbaijan’s former President Heydar Aliyev has been removed from the main avenue of Mexico City. The statue has been relocated to another place somewhere in the suburbs. |
26Jan2013 | Fish Species 110 Million Years Old Found in Mexico EFE Mexican scientists have discovered fossils of two fish species that lived some 110 million years ago during the Cretaceous period in what is today the southeastern state of Chiapas, officials said. |
26Jan2013 | One Billion Rising Campaign has a New Anthem - Break the Chain! One Billion Rising "Break the Chain" aims to raise awareness around the world about the escalating global campaign, ONE BILLION RISING, began as a call to action based on the staggering statistic that 1 in 3 women on the planet will be beaten or raped during her lifetime. |
26Jan2013 | Nation-Wide Education Reform Bill has Mexico Teacher Unions Up in Arms Al Jazeera Mexico's President is expected to sign a sweeping education reform bill into law next week. This will see the government taking control of public schools from the powerful teachers' union. |
26Jan2013 | Monarch Butterflies are Mexico's Other North American Tourists Producer Daily Migrating Monarchs from east of the Rockies throughout North America overwinter in a mountaintop forest of oyamel fir trees. Awestruck visitors speak in hushed tones while witnessing one of nature’s breathtaking spectacles. |
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