25Jan2013 | Microfinance in Mexico: Women Bank On It CRS The microfinance program Bancomunidad is helping women in Oaxaca, Mexico, save money and receive small loans to start their own businesses. |
25Jan2013 | In Last Year's Presidential Campaign, PRI Spent $5M in Cash Cards Associated Press Mexico's Federal Electoral Institute has confirmed that President Enrique Pena Nieto's party spent about $5.2 million through electronic cash cards during last year's presidential campaign. |
25Jan2013 | ChatTime Slashes Call Rates to Mexico by 60% PRNewswire SmartRoam, the developer of ChatTime, an iPhone app for low cost international phone calls, has reduced their per-minute calling rate to Mexico landlines to 1.9 cents per minute and to Mexico mobile number to 11.9 cents per minute for pay-as-you-go users. |
24Jan2013 | Frenchwoman's Case Shows Flaws of Mexico's Justice System, But was She Innocent? France24 Florence Cassez' politically-charged case prompts Francois Picard's panel to issue a scathing verdict for the war on drugs policies of Mexico's former president Felipe Calderon. |
24Jan2013 | Habitat Destruction Leads to Longer Foraging Times and More Stress for Monkeys in Mexico redOrbit.com Because of human disturbance to its habitat, the endangered Mexican howler monkey is consuming more leaves and less fruit, forcing them to invest much more time foraging for nutrition. Hormone analysis reveals that this is leading to increased stress levels in the monkeys. |
24Jan2013 | Redesigned Umbrella Handle for Those Who Refuse to Stop Texting when it Rains Gizmodo For some, gripping a regular umbrella handle and texting or emailing on your smartphone is a losing battle. Now the Brolly says it can change all that with its new umbrella grip technology. It’s a handle that fits your fingers. |
24Jan2013 | For Many, Release of Accused French Kidnapper a Bitter Pill to Swallow France 24 The release of French accused kidnapper Florence Cassez has dealt a hurtful blow to many Mexicans, who are also outraged by what they see as impunity in their criminal justice system. |
24Jan2013 | Catholic Relief Services' New Anti-Violence Work in Latin America Shows Promise CRS New, interpersonal approaches to preventing drug violence in Mexico and gang violence in Central America show promise where harsher measures have fallen short, a Catholic Relief Services expert in Latin America says. |
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