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Denver janitor-poet pens verses of protest
As janitor Juan Manuel Patraca of Mexico mops and vacuums Denver- area office towers by night, he also collects ideas for protest poetry.
Mexico police find 5 dead, including mummified corpse, on farm
Mexican police found a mummified corpse and four other dead bodies on a farm in the drug-plagued western state of Michoacan on Friday.
Mexican police find at least 14 drug cartel victims' bodies in mass grave
Police said Wednesday that they have uncovered a mass grave in central Mexico with the remains of 14 or 15 people believed to have been executed by the Zetas drug gang.
More than 50 people sit in the library of Daughtrey Elementary School, fingers poised over keyboards.
Brownsville police arrested a Mexican man and an Alabama runaway as they were trying to make their way into Mexico to get married, police said.
16:58 119 A H1N1Flu Deaths ...
Mexico, Jun 26 The number of people infected by the A virus in Mexico reached 9,028, with 119 deaths, said the Mexican Public Health Ministry Friday.
Mexico's INAH Publishes Bio Cultural Heritage in Indigenous Hands Book by Eckart Boege
Fernando Nava, Director of the National Institute for Indigenous Languages, Enrique Leff, an expert from UNAM, Eckart Boege, anthropologist and author of the book, Victor M. Toledo, from UNAM and Enrique Serrano, from INAH.
For more local food news and reviews, click to G.A. Benton's blog Under the Table at ColumbusDiningGuide.com Mexico is a peninsula - a V-shaped land mass that lies smack dab between two oceans.
Gunmen open fire, hurl explosive device at restaurant, disco in eastern Mexico
A Mexican soldier patrols the area where drugs were found at the crafts market in Tijuana, Mexico, Tuesday.
Gunmen kill Mexican lawyer who defended suspected drug lord accused of bribing governor
A lawyer who defended a reputed drug lord accused of bribing a governor and shipping cocaine to the United States was shot dead in eastern Mexico, authorities said Wednesday.
Mexican lawyer, economist, and writer, who was president of Mexico from 1976 to 1982.
Spain's wartime exiles look back
As a little girl fleeing a country ruined by war, Nieves Baron endured a gut-wrenching scene: her father weeping as a decrepit freighter carried them into exile.
TBI Most Wanted fugitive arrested in Mexico
A convicted child molester whose last known address is in Westmoreland was arrested in Mexico this week after being on the run for several months.
Wrtsil opened its new office and workshop facilities in Mexico, in the city of Veracruz, which is the largest container shipping port in the country and is home to the Mexican Merchant Marine Academy.
INVESTIGATION: Do dirty coal plants make us more vulnerable to swine flu?
Scientists have discovered that exposure to a common pollutant may make people more likely to experience severe symptoms from swine flu -- and it's a pollutant emitted in large quantities by coal-burning power plants and other industrial facilities.
Fugro-Jason Expands Presence in Mexico
Fugro-Jason, the leader in reservoir characterization technology, today announced the opening of a new office in Veracruz, Mexico.
African presence in Mexico illustrated through art
Stare into the eyes of Agustin V. Casasola's "Portrait of a Female Soldier From Michoacan" on display now in the Oakland Museum of California's "The African Presence in Mexico" exhibition, and you'll get a glimpse of the country's "Third Root," the African face of the Mexican people.
ILLiad system upgrade scheduled - June 4
DuringA a system upgrade, ILLiad will be unavailable on Thursday, June 4, beginning at 9 a.m. If you need to submit an urgent request while ILLiad is offline, please contact the Interlibrary Loan Office at libill@langate.gsu.edu or 404-413-2790. Posted in ILLiad Comments Off June 3rd, 2009 by Daryle Street fighters :the last 72 hours of Bear ...
Mexican police questioned about missing official
Wed, Jun 3, 2009 Federal investigators questioned 48 Veracruz city traffic officers Wednesday about the disappearance of the top customs official for one of Mexico's most important ports.
A summer concert series kicks off in Downtown Fresno.
Click Here for a List of Performers The group " Trio Los Panchos " from Veracruz, Mexico is just one of more than a dozen musical acts who will perform at Arte Americas through the summer.