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Истории за Латинска Америка от май , 2012 Аржентина: Приет е закон за полово самоидентифициране След двучасови дебати, на 9. май 2012г. година Аржентина прие закона за половото самоидентифициране, с 55 гласа "за" и 1 "въздържал се". Законът припознава правото... Мексико: Интернет плаче за Карлос Фуентес На 15-ти май 2012 г., Латинска Америка загуби един от най-важните си съвременни писатели. Мексиканският писател Карлос Фуентес почина в Мексико Сити на 83 години.... Боливия: Протести заливат страната Вълна от различни протести заля Боливия. Въпреки че първоначално конфликтите не са свързани помежду си, те създадоха атмосфера на политическа нестабилност, отправяйки предизвикателства към лявото... Чили: Причини да се протестира отново На 25-ти април, 2012 г., след няколко месеца "мълчание" отново излязоха по улиците да протестират за качествено държавно образование. Представяме ви част от причините за...
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Angel Arzaba is a freelance journalist and a media creative that lives in Mexico City. She always felt passionate about languages, and today she is working as a translator and a blogger for IJNet. She is also the founder of the blog on gender equality thesunflowerpost.org. Andrea is passionate about traveling, culture, social justice, environmental issues and international affairs. Follow her on Twitter at: Twitter: @andrea_arzaba Some of her personal websites: Facebook: Andrea Arzaba Blog: One Lucky Life [es/en] Latest posts by Andrea Arzaba 12 August 2012 Mexico Wins Historic Football Gold Medal For the first time in the country's Olympic history, Mexico won a gold medal in Men's Football. On August 11, 2012, the country celebrated as the Olympic team beat Brazil... 1 August 2012 Mexico: Embroidering for Peace Men and women of all ages have come together in cities like Guadalajara, Monterrey and Mexico City, to embroider the names of the victims of Mexico's Drug War onto white... Mexico: Tijuana's Unexpected Cinema Movement Mexican border city Tijuana has an international reputation as both a dangerous town and a temptingly thrilling spring break destination. However, it is now in the international spotlight for a... Mexico: Student Movement #YoSoy132 Protests Election Results Days after the presidential elections, supporters and members of the student movement #YoSoy132 continue using social networks to voice their concerns over the preliminary results. They have also taken to... Mexico: Netizens Say Goodbye to Writer Carlos Fuentes On May 15, 2012, Latin America lost one of its most important contemporary writers. Mexican author Carlos Fuentes died in Mexico City, at the age of 83. Netizens all over... Mexico: Citizens Disappointed After Presidential Candidate Debate Mexican netizens closely followed the presidential candidate debate which took place on Sunday, May 6. Most were disappointed by the lack of proposals presented by the candidates. Here are some... Mexico City Netizens Celebrate World Bicycle Day Netizens in Mexico City are celebrating World Bicycle Day by sharing their cycling experiences through blogs and Twitter. They are also trying to raise awareness about the risks of using... Mexico: Candidate Vázquez Mota Angers University Students Presidential candidate and Ibero-American University alumni Josefina Vázquez Mota caused anger and confusion amongst Mexican youth after telling students at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico (ITAM), "I am not... 14 February 2012 Mexico: PEN Protesta! International Writers Protest in Solidarity With Mexican Colleagues On January 29, PEN International, the world’s oldest international literary and human rights organization, held an event in Mexico City called PEN Protesta! to show international solidarity with Mexican writers,... 17 January 2012 Mexico: Netizens Mobilize for the Tarahumara Indigenous People Netizens organized food drives for the Tarahumara indigenous people of Chihuahua after a video, reporting the alleged suicide of 50 natives to avoid starvation, spread online. Although there is insufficient...