Donald Appel
Digital Journalist based in Mexico, 09, Mexico.
Joined on Apr 22, 2009
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An enormous gay pride parade in Mexico City celebrated that Mexico City legalized gay marriages and adoptions. Around a million people participated in the march.
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The misery, the suffering of the Mexican immigrant is never considered when debating illegal immigration, only that it is an inconvenient political issue.
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The new Arizona law requiring Mexicans, legal or illegal, to show proof of their legal status, renews the debate over illegal immigration.
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Around 300,000 fans fill the street of Paseo de Reforma to hear the popular opera star sing in a free concert in Mexico City, a gift from Plàcido Domingo and the city of Mexico.
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Mexico City's water shortage could be the future of all big cities of the world if nothing is done to halt the irresponsible and foolish use of our natural resources.
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Mexico has changed a lot in the last 20 years. One of those changes is how Mexico celebrates holidays. Mexico has become more Americanized and commercialized. This year's Christmas is a perfect example.
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Mexico celebrates its Independence Day, freedom from two conquerers, not just one. It shows its modern and up-to-date military with great pride.
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Americans worry about government medical care but what about the broken, inadequate, fraudulent medical system in the U.S. right now?
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Today in front of the American Embassy, four Mexican organizations supporting Cuba and the Cuban Revolution assembled protesting the U.S. treatment of Cuba.
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Obama's strategy is criticized by Israel as leading to a tragedy in the Middle East. His plan is to little to late and he is not in touch with the real situation. What is needed is a preempted strike. Saudi Arabia and Syria Agree.
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In 2006 in Mexico the results of the presidential election were highly disputed. In Mexico there were demonstrations by 100's of thousand which almost closed down the city and destroyed the government.
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Research has shown that there is a process that is most effective in reducing the spread of disease. A little know medication from the past is emerging as a possible cure for the flu.
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The Mexicans are confused by the mixed messages of the government. The government insists that the citizens take precautions, while the government opens theaters.
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Today at the foot of the national monument called "Angel of Independence," Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebard officially announced the opening of all theaters and public entertainment. The city is officially open for business.
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The flu crisis has caused the Catholic Church to cancel all indoor worship as the city orders no indoor assembly. Many question the legitimacy of the order and fear a conspiracy.
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As Mexico City returns to normal, there is some reflection on what happen during the 5-day shutdown and some anger toward authortize and each other. Possible return of mutated strain sparks new fears.
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Mexico City, after five days of imposed restrictions on assembly, returns to near normal. The government initiates an economic recovery plan.
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Mexicans are growing tired of not being able to leave their homes. Some think it is a hoax in order to prevent protest of legislation.
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Mexico is the center of the worst flu scenario. Why are there more ill people and more deaths in Mexico than the U.S? Maybe the answer is "poverty."
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With a death of a friend, the flu becomes personal. Mexico City is a dangerous ghost town as people stay home and stores are closed.
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