17Dec2012 | And... Cut! Filmmakers Ready Themselves for Apocalypse This Friday The Independent UK The end of the world is nigh and filmmakers don't want to miss it. At least two films have been greenlit with the Mayan calendar's doomsday in mind. |
17Dec2012 | Mexico Border City Takes Back Its Streets with 'Libre 17' Event The Star In this area that borders Texas, mass graves, massacres, political assassinations and body dumps underscore the severity of the intimidation that cartels use on regular citizens. But people are starting to push back against that fear. |
17Dec2012 | Meetings and Conventions Industry Booms in Mexico Imagen de Mexico The meetings and conventions industry in Mexico continues booming as proven by the many events that have taken place this year, including such high-level and significant meetings as the G20 Summit, the B20 Summit, and the T20 Summit, among many others. |
17Dec2012 | US Authorities Announce New Immigration Charge for Permanent Residence ExpatForum.com Foreign national seeking permanent residence in the United States will need to pay a new immigrant fee of $165 from February 2013. The immigrant fee will cover the cost of producing and delivering the permanent resident card. |
17Dec2012 | How to Prepare for Doomsday, Just in Case The Canadian Press Don’t talk to Bruce Beach about doomsday. He’s been preparing for impending disaster for a half-century and has seen apocalyptic agitation come and go, like so many fads. So forgive him for not panicking over the end of the Mayan calendar on Dec. 21, this coming Friday. |
16Dec2012 | Hispanic Group Offers US Politicians a List of How Not to Campaign Hispanically Speaking News Hispanic Group, an independent, minority-owned advertising agency with expert knowledge of reaching Latinos, advises politicians to avoid basic marketing pitfalls when courting the Latino vote. |
16Dec2012 | The Corner Project Helps Mexican Families Cope with Cross-Border Challenges The Christian Science Monitor The Corner Project assists families with relatives in the US, ensuring, for example, that children of migrant workers born in the US are able to register for school or other services in Mexico. |
16Dec2012 | Mother Jones' Mark Follman on Increased Frequency of US Mass Shootings Al Jazeera Al Jazeera speaks to Mark Follman, senior editor at Mother Jones magazine, where he leads research on mass shootings in the United States. |
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