The story of a young woman clinging on to her dream to become a beauty contest queen in a Mexico dominated by organized crime. "Hace cinco años el gobierno mexicano declaró la guerra a los de cartéles de drogas. Desde entonces, 50,000 personas han muerto". Dir. Gerárdo Naranjo
Life and culture of rancheros in the Baja Sierras depicting their activities and struggles.
Poverty, racism and war are not defining characteristics of the human condition. They are all products of certain circumstances which could be altered.
Bullshitters aim primarily to impress and persuade their audiences, while liars need to know the truth to better conceal it.
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provides desperately needed solutions to Mexico's toddler-unemployment epidemic. Some 5000 out-of-work Baja Sur children, many of whom had struggled since birth to earn any kind of wage at all, are now afforded the chance to work seven days a week, up to 19 hours a day, in such competitive industries as tomato picking and gum sales.
The majority of people, with marginal abilities, support those who goof up, feeling that they will then get similar support when their turn comes. Thus, the weak support the corrupt, because just as efficiency is regarded as a threat by the inept, accuracy of perception and analysis is regarded as a threat by the powerful.
Los sudcalifornianos se enfrentan hoy a un nulo ejercicio físico; aunado a eso, la mayoría de su comida es importada de EEUU. La mayoría de estos alimentos son carnes y dulces ricos en grasas y azúcares simples. Además, sólo un 10 por ciento de los sucalifornianos come fruta o verduras con frecuencia. Buscamos promover ideas y propuestas para mejorar a nuestro paìs.
Mexico was inducted into the Development Organization of Cannabis-Exporting Countries Monday. "As the world's largest producer of pot, we are pleased to join Colombia, Peru and Bolivia in economic partnership," said Maria Castro Castro, Mexico's minister of opiates. "Only by working together can we assure ourselves of continued expansion into foreign markets." The move was opposed by the U.S., DOPEC's largest customer, on the grounds that further price increases and supply restriction would create long lines at dealerships.
