23Jan2015 | Bill and Melinda Gates Are Betting the World Is About to Get a Whole Lot Better gatesnotes We see an opportunity and we want to make the most of it. We're putting our credibility, time, and money behind this bet because we think there has never been a better time to accelerate progress and have a big impact around the world. |
23Jan2015 | Humans Degrading the Systems That Sustain Them Science 2.0 A new paper says that human civilization has crossed four of nine so-called planetary boundaries as the result of human activity that put humanity in a "safe operating space." |
23Jan2015 | Security Forces Rescue 23 People Held By Kidnappers in Guerrero Caves Bernama Mexican security forces rescued 23 people who were being held by kidnappers in caves in the southern state of Guerrero, said a source in the federal Attorney General's Office. |
23Jan2015 | Los Viagras! New Gang In Mexico Erecting Take-Over of Prime Drug Country Inquisitr While all of Mexico has suffered its share of brutal drug cartel and gang violence, Michoacan state has perhaps suffered the worst from Mexico drug gangs. And now, a new gang is emerging. |
23Jan2015 | Driving Back from Mexico? Check Your Car for Drugs Sapa Drug smugglers are turning people who are granted “trusted travelers†status by the US government into unwitting mules by placing containers with powerful magnets under their cars in Mexico and then recovering the illegal cargo far from the view of border authorities in the United States. |
23Jan2015 | Mexico Launches National Housing Plan for 6M People IANS Live Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has presented a housing plan geared toward ensuring the construction of half a million homes to benefit a total of six million people nationwide. |
23Jan2015 | The Dance Begins: Five Same-Sex Couples Denied Marriage Certificates in Tijuana SDGLN Five same-sex couples this week have applied for marriage licenses and have been denied, according to local media. This action was fully expected, since Baja California's Article 143 of the Civil Code prohibits gay marriage. |
23Jan2015 | Mexico Removes Security Envoy Alfredo Castillo from Troubled Michoacan Aristegui Noticias On Thursday, Miguel Angel Osorio Chong, Secretary of Government Relations, announced the departure of Alfredo Castillo from Michoacan, where he served as Federal Commissioner. |
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