28Feb2015 | Mexico's Informal Economy Is Latin America's Largest teleSUR English According to a recent study published by the International Labor Organization, Mexico has the highest rates of economic informality in Latin America. |
28Feb2015 | More Than 60% of Mexico High School Seniors Have Poor Science and Math Skills La Jornada In Mexico, 33% of high school seniors under the age of 18 can only complete basic arithmetic, while 30% are in the lowest levels of competency in science and 20% in reading. |
28Feb2015 | 'The Movement' Celebrates a Decade of Zapatismo in New York City's El Barrio ROAR Magazine For ten years the local people of in an area of East Harlem known as El Barrio have been organizing horizontally to create non-authoritarian spaces of urban resistance and solidarity. |
28Feb2015 | Over US$26 Million Vanishes from Mexico's National Hunger Crusade The Fulano Forum The final destination of 396,838,000 pesos which was to be used for the National Crusade Against Hunger, to distribute 31 million articles, such as bandannas, tortilla holders, t-shirts, balloons, cups and caps is unknown. |
28Feb2015 | What it Takes to Win Mexico's Iconic SCORE Baja 1000 Hot Rod It’s not like the SCORE Baja 1000 is an easy race under any circumstances, but the 2014 competitors faced the longest route ever from Ensenada, Mexico, down the peninsula to La Paz. |
28Feb2015 | Helping Mexico's Terminally Ill to 'Live Well' BBC News Human Rights Watch estimates that in Mexico tens of thousands of terminally ill patients are suffering because they don't have access to proper end-of-life care. But now the government is making changes to help the terminally ill to live and die in the best way possible. |
28Feb2015 | Thalif Deen: Despite United Nations Treaties, War on Drugs a Losing Battle Inter Press Service As the call for the decriminalization of drugs steadily picks up steam worldwide, a new study concludes there has been no significant reduction in the global use of illicit drugs since the creation of three key U.N. anti-drug conventions. |
27Feb2015 | US Woman in Jail for Being Vigilante Becomes Another Black Eye for Mexico Fox News Latino Washington State resident, Nestora Salgado, has been detained since she was arrested in August, 2013 in the state of Guerrero, where she had been leading a vigilante group targeting police corruption and drug cartel violence. |
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