02Jun2015 | Caitlyn Jenner's Story Is Heard Loud and Clear - But Most Trans Women Aren't TakePart LGBT advocates say the visibility of magazine covers and TV interviews is advancing public awareness about transgender issues. |
02Jun2015 | Elimination of Death Penalty in Nebraska Allows a Mexican's Sentence to Be Commuted The News The abolition of the death penalty in Nebraska allowed Mexican Jorge Galindo Espriella sentence to be commuted. The stay of execution for Galindo reduces to 59 the number of Mexicans who are currently sentenced to death in the United States. |
02Jun2015 | Students Pick Up Brushes to Fight Graffiti in a Crime-Plagued Community in Mexico KPBS.org The project brought joy and pride to the students who were happy to share their messages of hope and to have a positive impact on their community. |
02Jun2015 | 'Chicharito' to Lead Mexico to July Gold Cup in US MARCA.com Mexico manager Miguel Herrera has called up 11 players who are based in Europe, among them Real Madrid's Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez, to take part in the 2015 Gold Cup, which is to take place in the United States between 7th and 26th July. |
02Jun2015 | Latin Americans Unaware How Serious Lung Cancer Is, Survey Shows Fox News Latino Lung cancer is the principal cause of death from carcinoma in the world, but in Latin America there is a huge lack of knowledge about the subject. |
02Jun2015 | In Mexico's Tequila-Making Heartland an Age-Old Craft Is in Danger of Dying Out The Guardian The craft of the agave harvest, still done entirely by hand, has remained virtually unchanged since around 1600 when tequila was first invented by the Spanish conquistadors. Yet traditions of the jimador are slowly disappearing. |
02Jun2015 | Mexico Presidents Fox, Calderon, Join Former Latin Leaders to Press Venezuela on Rights Agence France-Presse Former leaders from Spain and Latin America have called on Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro to free political prisoners, "respect fundamental rights and liberties" and create a climate for political dialogue. |
02Jun2015 | Dissident Teachers Strike Over Education Overhaul, Government Weakens Stance The Wall Street Journal Members of a dissident teachers’ group went on indefinite strike in Mexico, vandalizing government offices, torching electoral documents and leaving at least a million children without classes. |
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