MSNBC world news: Child actors put Mexican government to shame in 'mockumentory'! For the mockumentary video:www.youtube.com
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The 2010 bicentennial of Mexicos independence and the centennial of its revolution offer an opportunity to explore the causes and principles behind these two great social upheavals and what they mean to contemporary Mexico. The conflicts and contradictions of the past still help determine Mexicos present. Lorenzo Meyer, one of Mexico's most eminent historians, is Professor Emeritus at the Center for International Studies, El Colegio de México.
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Threats, intimidation and corruption have been used for too long in New Mexico. We can change the way New Mexico does business, but we must get involved today! Online at nmbizcoalition.org
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There were at least 172 confirmed attacks against the media in Mexico last year. Article 19, a group promoting press freedom, alleges government officials were responsible for more than half of those attacks. Caught between drug gangs and widespread corruption among police and government officials, many journalists have chosen self-censorship to stay alive. What is making Mexico one of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists, and what does it mean for the country's democracy? Guests: Luis Horacio Najera, Dolia Estevez, Ricardo Gonzalez.
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Mexico faces a presidential election in which the former ruling party, the PRI, may return to power. The talk will examine the reasons behind the "Putinization" of Mexico: the possibility of political regression due to the lack of substantive change over the last 12 years of National Action Party (PAN) rule. Dresser will focus on the main candidates and their campaign dynamics as well as on the implications of a PRI win in the context of the country's "war on drugs." She will also address the structural factors that have made democratic consolidation and economic reforms difficult to carry out, turning Mexico into a country that seems condemned to subpar economic performance. Denise Dresser is a professor of political science at the Instituto Tecnológico de México (ITAM), where she has taught since 1991. She writes a political column for the Mexican newspaper Reforma and the news weekly Proceso and won Mexico's National Journalism Award in 2010. She spoke for the Center for Latin American Studies at UC Berkeley on April 27, 2012.
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Mexico's presidential candidates have faced off in their first TV debate. What are their visions amid an unrelenting drug war and an economy dependent on the struggling fortunes of the US? Guests: Manuel Camacho Solis, Ray Walser, Eric Olson.
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March 1, 2011 The Economics and Politics of Drugs and Violence in Mexico A part of the from the CLAS Latin American Briefing Series clas.uchicago.edu
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Tiny Tamaula is the new face of rural Mexico: Villagers are home again as the illegal immigration boom drops to net zero. Full story on CSMonitor.com: www.csmonitor.com
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www.politicsyou.com Mexico is quickly becoming a middle-class-dominant society, but Mexicans have been slow to embrace the collective groupings that are generally common in middle-class life. In fact, former Mexican foreign minister Jorge Castañeda argues, Mexicans are deeply individualistic and distrust such groups.Politics You.com is a site dedicated to YOU. A site where anyone can go to and become politically aware. We are for the people. A site built by the people for the people. This is where your opinion counts. Your Vote. Your Voice. Yet we all know the truth. Sometimes the truth hurts. We're dedicated to that truth. Your truth. What does America really feel? . Welcome to POLITICSYOU.COM
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Gain a valuable insight into life and politics in Mexico! Howard Phillips, host of Conservative Roundtable and Chairman of The Conservative Caucus interviews Tom Marshall, a leading reporter for the Guadalajara Reporter newspaper. The Reporter is one of the few English language newspapers in Mexico. Amongst the issues discussed are NAFTA, the economy, immigration/emmigration, the PRI and PAN--the leading political parties, and much more. Mr. Marshall was born in England, educated in Canada and now works in Mexico. www.guadalajarareporter.com This edition of Conservative Roundtable was filmed in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, and is a production of The Conservative Caucus (TCC) and produced by Art Harman. TCC is America's constitutional Government Action Organization. Please visit our websites www.ConservativeUSA.org http www.SaveMannedSpace.com http Subscribe and share!
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Ron Paul Explains Why The War On Drugs Is Not Working. Ron Paul Rick Perry Mitt Romney Herman Cain Newt Gingrich Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum.
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"Prophecy " conspiracy politics war Time End Beginning economy religion news World ISRAEL TURKEY RUSSIA IRAN 666 ANTICHRIST BIBLE CHRISTIAN GOD JESUS LORD PROPHESY PROPHET EZEKIEL 38 "END TIMES" Holy gospel Spirit america truth united germany england europe states "united states" canada australia china japan "United Nations" "United States" Kingdom Spain Asia Brazil European India Africa Britain Mexico London Sweden
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt: "Remember always that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists!" We have decided to post this because of how closely it is related to our corpus of ideals... The idiocy (lack of knowledge) of this man... pushing national and racial division... it speaks for itself; however, it is blown out of proportion, twisted by the media because? bias news sells... controversial news sells... A relevant movie to watch? Ace In The Hole by Billy Wilder. We here at NoNationalityNeeded believe that human beings should not be taught to divide themselves. Labels like Latino, Italian, French, German, Chinese, Asian, European, Black, White and so on, divide people, if not consciously, subconsciously.... Humans are the same no matter how they look on the outside, how they act, and/or what they believe in; we are all flesh and bone. Through acculturation/socialization children are taught a set of norms and values (the creation of a pseudo individual), develop a world view, and see/label that world accordingly, but in these labels a very natural thing happens, the separation of these labels into categories: "Us" and "Them", the familiar and the unfamiliar, the similar and the different and so on (the basic formation of social groups (in-groups/out-groups) - race, nationality, and so on). Through education, people can be made to see past these diversionary and separatist thought patterns that consciously and/or ...
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Mexico's Narco Wars are ramping up violence. Could the solution be as simple as legalizing drugs? Whole debate at: youtu.be
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Denise Dresser will evaluate the limitations of the Calderon governments war on drugs and how the current climate of insecurity explains the renewed electoral strength and political renaissance of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). She will also address the characteristics of Mexicos dysfunctional political economy that explain why the country seems condemned to muddle through, instead of undertaking substantive reforms that would assure greater equality and growth. Denise Dresser is a professor of Political Science at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) where she has taught comparative politics, political economy and Mexican politics since 1991. She writes a political column for the Mexican newspaper Reforma and the news weekly Proceso and was the host of the political talk shows Entreversiones and El País de Uno on Mexican television. clas.berkeley.edu
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Notorious for their brutality, the Zetas are now the most powerful drug cartel in Mexico. Reuters senior correspondent Ioan Grillo says Mexican authorities now fear the Zetas' model of organized crime may become the new norm. (May 23, 2012)
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www.roycecarlton.com Carlos Fuentes talks to Charlie Rose about his book, the writing process, the current state of affairs in Mexico as it's reflected in the novel and suggests what needs to be done for the future of Mexico.
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Pubblicato in data 08/mag/2012 da AlJazeeraEnglish Mexico's presidential candidates have faced off in their first TV debate. What are their visions amid an unrelenting drug war and an economy dependent on the struggling fortunes of the US? Guests: Manuel Camacho Solis, Ray Walser, Eric Olson.
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Former Mexican Foreign Secretary Dr. Jorge Castañeda and former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Mr. Robert Bonner discuss the options and consequences facing Mexican and US officials. Foreign Affairs magazine hosted this event on September 29, 2010 at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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