17Dec2012 | Officials to Survey Schools in Preparation of Pena Nieto's Education Reform The News The Education Secretary and the president of the National Statistics and Geography Institute, agreed Sunday to begin designing a census of the nation’s teachers and students as part of the President’s plan to reform Mexico’s education system. |
17Dec2012 | About Your Safety in Mexico: Reality vs. Sensationalist Media Hype The Yucatan Times I am not here to dispute that there has been and is drug violence in Mexico. I am here to point out that those specific places are likely nowhere near where you as a tourist or expat are planning to go. |
17Dec2012 | For Latinas, Patient Navigation Can Speed Breast Cancer Diagnosis Fronteras Desk It’s not uncommon for Latinas who have an abnormal mammogram test to not follow up and get the medical treatment that can need. But a little extra support from helpers called “patient navigators†can make the difference. |
17Dec2012 | Maya 'Underworld' Observatory Revealed National Geographic In a cave in Mexico's Yucatan, a National Geographic explorer reveals what is believed to have been an underground observatory for witnessing the zenith passage of the sun. |
17Dec2012 | Mexican Student Denounces Police Violence During Presidential Inauguration RNW Reports are emerging that the police not only used excessive force to end the protests, but they also tortured demonstrators. One of them was Alejandro Cortés Zaragoza, a 27-year-old student. |
17Dec2012 | David Johnston: Canada and Mexico, Partners in the Pursuit of Justice The Globe and Mail As Governor-General and as someone who cares deeply about justice and the rule of law, I am pleased that Mexico’s judicial reformers are drawing insight and lessons from the criminal process used in Canada and in other Commonwealth countries. |
17Dec2012 | Meet the Guy Who Might Just Solve Homelessness with His Twitter Account The Kindling Group Last night, millions of Americans slept on park benches, under makeshift coverings, and in places that you and I wouldn’t head to in a horror movie. If we’re lucky, Mark Horvath and his Twitter account might just change that. |
17Dec2012 | Electoral Court Buries Time Capsule on Mexico's Democracy IANS/EFE An electoral court has buried a time capsule containing more than 80 documents and other items that will not be opened until 2087 in an effort to give future citizens an understanding of today’s democracy. |
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