Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Mexico News Daily

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2015 • View this email in your browser
‘We will never accept reform’
protesting teachers
When the federal education secretariat said it will be looking for the means to apply education reform in Oaxaca, it didn’t take long for teachers of the dissident CNTE union to reply: we won’t allow it. More blockades can be expected. FULL STORY
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Nalleli Pedraza Huerta

Candidate's hubby a jailed ex-mayor

The national council of the Democratic Revolution Party (PRD) has the edge on its state-level officials in Michoacán when it comes to recognizing bad optics. FULL STORY
A Mexican assembly plant

Parts makers see opportunities

As Mexico’s automotive manufacturing star has risen, so has Canada’s fallen. But Canadian auto parts manufacturers are undeterred, judging by their participation in a convention in Querétaro. FULL STORY
Pope Francis

Pope ruffles some feathers

Mexicanization is not a word you hear very often but when you do it’s not necessarily a reflection of something good. FULL STORY
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mexican students

Union’s textbooks replace official ones in Michoacán

Textbooks supplied by the federal Secretariat of Public Education (SEP) are being removed from schools in Michoacán and replaced by books produced and printed by the teachers’ union. FULL STORY
Carol Dweck

Are good teachers born or made?

Do you believe that some people are born teachers? Many do. They subscribe to one of two basic mindsets described in a new book, writes education columnist Eric Spindler. FULL STORY
kissing babies

PRI leads new poll but support has dropped

The governing Institutional Revolutionary Party is leading in the latest poll regarding the election of federal deputies. But its support has plummeted since a similar poll last November, putting it four points ahead of the PAN. FULL STORY
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Birdman director Alejandro González Iñárritu

Mexican director wins at Oscars

Mexico scored well in the Academy Awards when the film Birdman picked up four awards, including best picture. For Mexicans, the bigger news might have been the director's political comment. FULL STORY
opium poppies

Poppy cultivation grows with demand

The only publicly available statistic that gives some indication of opium poppy production is that which reveals how many hectares were discovered and destroyed. And it's quite a lot. FULL STORY
PRI president Cecilia Izaguirre Camargo

Politics possible motive in killing

One man is in custody after another killing with political overtones, this time in San Luis Potosí. FULL STORY
one&only resorts

Two luxury resorts are planned near PV

Two luxury resort developments have been announced for the Pacific coast on either side of Puerto Vallarta. FULL STORY

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