11Jan2013 | Mexican Actor Gael Garcia Bernal Thrilled by Oscar Nomination for 'No' EFE Mexican actor Gael Garcia Bernal tweeted Thursday that he was "jumping for joy" after learning that his latest project, "No," picked up an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film. |
11Jan2013 | Anti-Corruption Initiative Tests the Reliability of Public Safety Institutions Infosurhoy.com The Mexican government wants to end corruption by testing the reliability and honesty of those who work for public safety and legal institutions nationwide. |
11Jan2013 | Win a Killer Trip to Mexico from the New Movie 'The Last Stand' TheLastStandFilm.com The new movie The Last Stand wants to send you on a killer trip to Mexico for the time of your life! One lucky winner and guest from across the country will receive a trip to Mexico City, Mexico to see The Killers live in concert. |
11Jan2013 | Will Big Biotech Giants Destroy Mexican Corn? Join Greenpeace and Say No! Greenpeace International Until now, Mexican citizens, with the help of organizations like Greenpeace, have managed to prevent agribusiness giants like Monsanto, DuPont and Dow AgroSciences from gaining approval in Mexico for genetically engineered corn. But this looks like it could change. |
11Jan2013 | Mexican Inflation Slows to Within its Target Range in December Bloomberg News Mexican inflation slowed to within its target range in December for the first time in seven months, supporting economists’ forecast that the central bank will keep interest rates at a record low this year. |
11Jan2013 | Civilian Weapons Take Mexico's Gun Problems Beyond the Drug Wars Inter Press Service A lot of attention goes to the U.S.-made weapons in the hands of criminal groups in this Latin American country. But there is little talk of another problem: the large number of light weapons in the hands of civilians. |
11Jan2013 | Pre-Hispanic Peoples in Mexico May Have Used Cosmetics to Honor the Dead LiveScience Death didn't mean the end of beauty for pre-Hispanic civilizations in what is now Mexico. A new study finds that ancient Teotihuacans likely exhumed the dead and painted them with cosmetics during periodic remembrance rituals. |
11Jan2013 | Mexico to Ask US Senate to Create Gun Registry in Border States InSight Mexico's Congress voted to formally ask the United States Senate to create a registry of all commercialized firearms in the states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. |
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