More Than One Million Children Work In Mexico
A recent study by the Secretary of Work and Social Provision revealed that one in eight (more than 1 million) children between the ages of 5 and 13 work and 2,500,000 teenagers must work to help support their families.
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- Halloween in Mexico
- A Cultural Observation
- I’m Gonna Change My Name
- Motherhood in Mexico
- Passports and Freedom
- Video of La Bodeguita del Medio
- Video of Mariachi Band in Xochimilco
- Video of “El Mejunje”
- Old Cuban Advertisements
- Mexican Sub-Cultures
- The Research Lab
- April Fools Day in Mexico
- Churrería El Moro
- When Musicians and Politics Meet
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- ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas (Mexican/Spanglish style)
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- Basilica of Guadalupe
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- Thanksgiving - A foreign holiday
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- The Great Pumpkin
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