17Jan2013 | Pro-Bicycle Activists Ride Topless in Mexico City to Protest Air Quality Associated Press Two men and two women rode topless down Mexico City's main boulevard Wednesday to protest the health effects of the city's ongoing pollution problem and encourage residents to use bicycles instead of cars. |
17Jan2013 | Mexicans Now Have a Bone to Pick Over Relics of Revered Heroes The Los Angeles Times One of the anthropologists directing a nearly three-year project to better document the provenance and history of the remains of the independence war leaders says a strange mix of bones is in fact easy to explain. |
17Jan2013 | Jalisco Becomes Top Clothing Manufacturing State Fibre2fashion Jalisco has become the top garment manufacturing state in Mexico, Jaime Eduardo Martinez Flores, Secretary of Economic Development of the State of Jalisco, has said. |
17Jan2013 | Sweeping Education Changes Opposed by Powerful Union Head Get Final Approval Associated Press A plan to overhaul Mexico's public education system has been ratified by 18 of the country's 31 states, allowing it to be enacted by President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
16Jan2013 | Protests Intensify Over Former Mexican President's Harvard Job ABC/Univision Two prominent human rights activists in Mexico have sent a letter to Harvard University demanding that the university explain a recent decision to grant an academic post to former Mexican President Felipe Calderon. |
16Jan2013 | With a Growing Middle Class, L'Oreal Bets Big on Mexico Beauty Market SmartPlanet With its latest investment, L’Oreal is betting that however Mexico’s beauty paradigm evolves in the coming years, Mexicans will spend more and more pesos to stock their makeup bags and shower baskets. |
16Jan2013 | March Mayhem in Monterrey! Festival Nrmal Announces 2013 Lineup CMJ.com Festival Nrmal, Monterrey, Mexico’s pre-SXSW festival staked its claim in the pre-summer festival turf by hosting some of the best gritty garage rock bands from all corners of the Western Hemisphere. |
16Jan2013 | Majority of Mexico's Federal Inmates Imprisoned on Drug Charges Fox News Latino Mexico’s first survey of its federal criminal justice system confirmed what many have assumed for years: The country’s prisons are packed with inmates imprisoned on drug charges and there is widespread corruption throughout the entire system. |
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