Latin American Imams and Rabbis Strengthen Muslim-Jewish Relations

The Foundation for Ethnic Understanding, News Report, Posted: Mar 27, 2012

As Jews and Muslims in France join together in solidarity, Latin American imams and rabbis strengthen ties of communication and cooperation during upcoming mission to Washington D.C. today and tomorrow.




For Mexico, Pope Benedict XVI Is No John Paul II

El Diario/La Prensa, Editorial, Posted: Mar 24, 2012

As the Pope visits Mexico this week, El Diario/La Prensa notes that Mexico doesn't have the same relationship with Pope Benedict XVI.




In Mexico’s War on Drugs, Veterans Struggle With PTSD

New America Media, News Report, Louis Nevaer, Posted: Mar 21, 2012

Six years on, soldiers in Mexico are returning from the War on Drugs suffering from PTSD and other mental health-related symptoms.




Santorum: Puerto Rico Must Adopt English for Statehood

Univision News, News Report, Posted: Mar 15, 2012

Puerto Rico must adopt English as its main language if it wants to be considered for U.S. statehood, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum said Wednesday.




Korea Opens First Cultural Center in Mexico

Korea Times, News Report, Posted: Mar 13, 2012

Korea opened its first Korean Cultural Center in Mexico Tuesday, hoping it will serve as a bridge between the two different cultures.




Mexican Presidential Candidate Keeps Her Cool in LA

LatinoCalifornia, News Report, Agustín Durán, Translated by Elena Shore, Posted: Mar 13, 2012

Mexican presidential candidate Josefina Vázquez Mota was grilled about Calderon's war on drugs at a forum in Los Angeles.




Texas and Mexico Spar Over Spring Break

Frontera NorteSur, News Report, Kent Paterson, Posted: Mar 13, 2012

The Texas Department of Public Safety urged young springbreakers not to visit Mexico this vacation season because of ongoing narco-violence.




In Mexico’s Elections, the Dead Will Be 'Spun'

Univision News, Commentary, Esteban Illades, Posted: Mar 13, 2012

The estimated 50,000 dead in the Mexican War on Drugs will fall victim once again, this time to political spin in this year's presidential campaigns.




Argentina's La Nación Becomes Major Shareholder in ImpreMedia

ImpreMedia, News Report, Posted: Mar 12, 2012

After months of negotiations, La Nación, will become a majority shareholder of U.S. Spanish-language media giant impreMedia.




The Rise of Women in Mexican Politics

Frontera NorteSur, News Report, Kent Paterson, Posted: Mar 08, 2012

Caritina Galeana Gomez, one of the pioneering women politicians in Mexico, was born before women had the right to vote.




Mexican High-Tech Workers Demand Justice and Dignity

Frontera NorteSur, News Report, Kent Paterson, Posted: Mar 06, 2012

In Mexico's Silicon Valley, women working on production lines are making smart phones that they can't afford to buy.