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Jobs scarce for immigrant laborers in New Jersey
Around 5 every morning, Jorge Narbaez-Lopez, 25, and Manuel Lopez-Lopez, 22, make their way from their homes in Freehold to the muster zone on Throckmorton Street to wait for work.
Mexican police find 9 bodies dumped in Tijuana
Police have found nine more bodies dumped around the Mexican border city of Tijuana, where nearly 50 people have been killed in a week of violence related to the drug trade.
Growing Up Chicana in San Diego
Tom Fudge : San Diegans of Mexican descent usually have a life across the border.
Army out of Chiapas, Oaxaca,and the country
"We are all Zapatistas!", scream the voices, banners, and graffiti in Oaxaca. Thursday July 16th, community organizers gathered at the Emiliano Zapatista monument.
Day of the Dead souvenirs enliven a folk-art collection
Alebrijes are brightly painted wood carvings from Oaxaca, Mexico. Not every collection starts intentionally.
Church members hold concert to raise money for mission work
A church whose members served as missionaries in Mexico hosted musical concerts on Saturday in an effort to defray the cost of the trip and prepare for a future trip next year.
Mexico report slams probe of US reporter's death
MEXICO CITY : State and federal police have mishandled investigations of the 2006 slaying of a U.S. journalist-activist, the Mexican National Human Rights Commission said Sunday.
H. Rights Accompanier Raped and Murdered in Oaxaca
The body of United States citizen Marcella "Sali" Grace was found on September 24 in a deserted cabin 20 minutes from the village of San José del Pacífico, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico.
Mexican police arrest alleged killer of Eugene woman
Authorities in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca say they have arrested a man who allegedly raped and killed a Eugene, Oregon woman.
Carson business deals in legal hallucinogenic herb
Local officials were surprised recently to learn that a Carson City business that processes a hallucinogenic herb outlawed in seven states, was up and running in Carson City.
Special Edition Of The WEATHERAmerica Newsletter, Wednesday, September 24, 2008
"The Subtropical Nor'easter" The saga of the twin disturbances over the western Atlantic Basin has been and may continue to prove confusing to synopticians.
Popularity of a Hallucinogen May Thwart Its Medical Uses - NYTimes.com
"Until a decade ago, the use of salvia was largely limited to those seeking revelation under the tutelage of Mazatec shamans in its native Oaxaca, Mexico .
Graphic works from Mexico celebrate Latino Heritage Month
Exchanging art between cultures. Viewing works of art from a new perspective. This is the result of a new initiative taken by UW-Whitewater. Starting Sept.
ROCKLAND : From 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 17, Harbor Square Gallery and its roof-top Muir Garden for Contemporary Sculpture will host a reception to open its last featured exhibit of the 2008 summer season.
New Documentary on Oaxaca - 'From the Edge of the Blade'
New Documentary on Oaxaca - "From the Edge of the Blade" "From the Edge of the Blade" tells the story about the 2006 popular uprising in Oaxaca, as put by some of the teachers, activists, workers, students, ...
Women's weaving collective from Oaxaca
Vida Nueva, the women's weaving collective from Oaxaca You are invited to the Zapotec women's weaving cooperative exhibition and sale, on Sunday, September 21 from 4:00 to 6:00 in the Briscoe School Art Wing, ...
Riverside Resources Mexico Gold Projects Options Accepted and Work Program to Commence
Riverside Resources Inc. is pleased to report that the TSX Venture Exchange has accepted an independent National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report and other documentation submitted by Arcus Development Group ...
Mexico identifies 5 of 24 massacre victims
Mexican police said they have identified five of the 24 people killed in a massacre blamed on organized crime and have located a home where several of the suspected killers lived.
Mexico City's Marvelous Markets
A cartload of bagged white corn kernels blocked the narrow aisle. A woman in an apron danced to salsa rhythms, shimmying her hips seductively.
A weekly feature of readers' travel photos. Location: Oaxaca, Mexico Photographer: Debbie Palmer, Seattle Photographer's description: Sugar skulls for sale in Oaxaca, Mexico, for the Day of the Dead .