21Dec2015 | Workers Along Mexico Border Make a Push to Unionize NPR.org The workers in this region make a huge variety of products, from flat-screen TVs, to car parts to electrical fuses that power entire cities. But they're up against industry giants that fuel more than half a trillion dollars in trade between the U.S. and Mexico. |
21Dec2015 | Cardinal Norberto Rivera Says Church Has No Problem with Medical Marijuana Use The Associated Press Roman Catholic Cardinal Norberto Rivera recalled that when he was a child the plant was commonly used for health reasons, such as relieving pain. |
21Dec2015 | A Mexican-American Christmas Tale: From 'Good Night' Flower to Poinsettia Excelsior/Notimex The tradition of decorating homes with it comes from the U.S. In 1828, Joel Robert Poinsett, the first U.S. minister to Mexico, who was also a physician and amateur botanist, was impressed by its beauty and sent a few plants home. |
21Dec2015 | Former President Fox on Undocumented Mexican Immigrants in US: 'We Want Them Back' WFAA Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico, dismissed noisy campaign rhetoric in American politics and said his country wants millions of undocumented immigrants to return home. |
21Dec2015 | When Holiday Travel Is 'Ruff', United Paws Can Help PRNewswire The joyous Christmas season can be stressful. United Airlines understands – and is enlisting help from some of its furry, four-legged friends on a mission to reduce stress and deliver smiles to anyone who needs one. |
20Dec2015 | Rising Number of Hispanics Are Shaping US-Latin American Relations Agencia EFE The growing Hispanic population in the United States will redefine future relations between this country and the rest of the Americas, especially Mexico, according to a report published by the Center for American Progress. |
20Dec2015 | Mexico's New 'Floating' Airport Promises to Revolutionize Sustainability Fusion Some of the most innovative minds in global architecture are coming together to build a revolutionary ‘floating’ airport in Mexico City that will be able to withstand earthquakes and the looming threats of the nearby Popocatepetl volcano. |
20Dec2015 | Fugitive El Chapo Joins Obama, Putin, Rousseff on World's Most Powerful List teleSUR Mexican fugitive drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman is the world's 48th most powerful person, according to a list published by the Independent, which includes presidents Dilma Rousseff, Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. |
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