18Jan2015 | Bordofarms Volunteers Create Urban Farming Project in Tijuana for Homeless US Deportees U-T San Diego It was an act of civil disobedience, carried out in broad daylight. Volunteers built boxes, carted dirt and planted seedlings in what organizers say is the first step in an urban farming project aimed at addressing the issue of homeless U.S. deportees. |
18Jan2015 | Victory: Mexicali Finally Allows First Same-Sex Marriage in Baja California NDTV The first marriage between homosexuals was held on Saturday in a city on the border with California, after officials ended an 18-month fight that led to a Mexican Supreme Court order to permit the wedding. |
17Jan2015 | International Human Rights Organization Assigns Experts to #Ayotzinapa Case teleSUR The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights will send a group of international experts to Mexico to assist with the investigations of the 43 missing students from Ayotzinapa. |
17Jan2015 | Here's a Secret to Saving Some Serious Money on Your Next Plane Ticket Business Insider Hunting for the right plane ticket these days can be an ordeal, equal parts strategy and guesswork. For most of us, it’s more art than science. Fortunately, we just got a lot more science to offset the art. |
17Jan2015 | Scientists Challenge Claim That Mexican Students Were Burned at Dump McClatchyDC If a pyre were built to incinerate 43 bodies, how many tons of wood would be needed? It’s a question that physicist Jorge Montemayor and materials scientist Pablo Ugalde have given thought to, and they have a precise answer. |
17Jan2015 | SCOTUS Sets Stage for Historic Gay Rights Ruling The Associated Press Setting the stage for a potentially historic ruling, the Supreme Court announced Friday it will decide whether same-sex couples have a right to marry everywhere in America under the Constitution. |
17Jan2015 | Money Laundering Fears Cost Some Mexican Businesses Their Bank Accounts Fronteras Desk A Chase spokesperson confirmed the bank made a business decision to close nearly 5,000 small foreign business accounts as it seeks to comply with anti-money laundering regulations. |
17Jan2015 | Young Inventor Seeks Next Einstein Among Mexico's Indigenous People Latin American Herald Tribune Cristobal Miguel Garcia Jaimes, who just turned 19, says he was driven to build the world’s cheapest particle accelerator by his interest in motivating other indigenous youths in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero. |
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