11Jul2015 | Contigo to Address Mexico's Quality Housing Shortage Business Call to Action Contigo has joined the Business Call to Action with commitment to improving women’s livelihoods with its financial services. |
11Jul2015 | Residents of La Yerbabuena Evacuated After Fierce Colima Volcano Explosion Agencia EFE Residents of the Mexican hamlet of La Yerbabuena were evacuated after an explosion was registered inside the Colima Volcano, emergency management officials say. |
11Jul2015 | Increasing Humanitarian Emergencies Lend Urgency to World Population Day Inter Press Service On World Population Day, the United Nations is fighting a virtually losing battle against growing humanitarian emergencies triggered mostly by military conflicts that are displacing people by the millions – and rendering them either homeless or reducing them to the status of refugees. |
10Jul2015 | Authorities Remove 136 Cartel Video Surveillance Cameras in Reynosa The Monitor Mexican soldiers have detected and removed a total of 136 video cameras installed by a drug cartel to monitor movement on the streets of the border city of Reynosa, across from McAllen, Texas. The city is home to a faction of the Gulf cartel. |
10Jul2015 | Family of Mexican Teen Fatally Shot by US Border Patrol Agent Can Sue, Judge Rules The Associated Press The mother of a Mexican teen killed by a US border patrol agent in a cross-border shooting can continue a lawsuit in the case, a federal judge has ruled. |
10Jul2015 | Cirque du Soleil Goes Caribbean in Punta Cana TravelPulse Marie-Josee Lamy, executive director, Cirque du Soleil Hospitality, talks about the new Creactive circus experience at Club Med Punta Cana. |
10Jul2015 | Rights Commission Sees Long Way to Go to Eradicate Mexico's African-Mexican Discrimination La Jornada Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission has recognized that, despite the ongoing efforts of various institutions, there is still “a long way to go†before the discrimination suffered by thousands of Mexicans of African descent is eradicated. |
10Jul2015 | In the Apparel Industry, Abusive and Deadly Working Conditions Are Still the Norm Working In These Times While Americans only pay attention when extreme tragedies strike, incredible levels of abuse are the norm in the factories around the world that produce the goods we consume every day. |
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