04Jul2015 | A Thirsty Baja California Turns to Ocean Desalination San Diego Union Tribune Far from the Colorado River, Baja California’s coastal regions are increasingly looking to alternative sources of supply - and desalination has become a favored option. |
04Jul2015 | Wings of the Eagle: Health Clinics for Mexico's Indigenous Women & Children Wings of the Eagle Wings of the Eagle began sponsoring monthly free clinics in 2009. Since then hundreds of indigenous women and children have received desperately needed treatment, and we see the physical and spiritual health of the community slowly improving. |
04Jul2015 | Mexicans Start Paying Tax On Ready-Made Food KPBS.org Starting this month, consumers must pay a 16 percent sales tax on pre-packaged and ready-made food sold at convenience stores. Food like pizza, hotdogs, sandwiches and burritos just got more expensive in Mexico. |
04Jul2015 | Authorities Set to Free Leader of Michoacan Anti-Drug Cartel Vigilante Group Deutsche Welle The Attorney General's office of Mexico has announced that it would be withdrawing an appeal to a petition to free Jose Manuel Mireles, leader of an anti-drug cartel movement in the western state of Michoacan. |
04Jul2015 | Fail: California Beach-Goers Don't Know Why Americans Celebrate July Fourth Examiner.com In a video posted to YouTube by media analyst Mark Dice, California beach-goers revealed a stunning lack of knowledge regarding the July Fourth holiday. |
03Jul2015 | Gasoline Thefts from Pemex Pipelines Blamed for Creating Shortages at the Pump KWTX.com Mexico's state oil company says it is working to resupply gas stations in several states after days of shortages caused by an increase in fuel thefts from pipelines. |
03Jul2015 | Social Media Is a Critical Cross-Border Lifeline for Some Immigrant Families Fronteras Desk Social media has made connecting with faraway friends and relatives so easy, many of us take it for granted. But imagine if it was the only way to interact with the ones you love. |
03Jul2015 | PRODH Human Rights Center Gives New Evidence of Mexican Army Mass Killings teleSUR A Mexican human rights organization published documents Thursday revealing that high-ranking officers within the Mexican army gave explicit orders to kill alleged criminals last year. |
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