14Dec2014 | Hardship on Mexico's Farms Is a Bounty on American Consumer's Tables The Los Angeles Times Farm exports to the U.S. from Mexico have tripled to $7.6 billion in the last decade, enriching agribusinesses, distributors and retailers. But for thousands of farm laborers south of the border, the boom is a story of exploitation and extreme hardship. |
14Dec2014 | Venezuela Shoots Down Two Planes, Mexico Foreign Secretary Asks Questions InSight Crime Two Mexican aircraft were shot down in Venezuela for reportedly illegally entering the country's airspace, underscoring the potential dangers involved in these type of interdiction operations. |
14Dec2014 | 'Confiscation' of Migrants' Belongings Exposes Them to Danger After Deportation No More Deaths The failure of authorities to return money and personal belongings to individuals removed from the United States is a dangerous deportation practice, among the most prevalent and least known. |
14Dec2014 | Sammy Hagar Announces Free New Year's Eve Show at Baja's Cabo Wabo Cantina antiMusic Some lucky Sammy Hagar fans will have the chance to ring in the New Year with the Red Rocker for free at his Cabo Wabo Cantina in Los Cabos, Mexico. |
14Dec2014 | Climate Change Creates New Geography of Food Inter Press Service The magnitude of the climate changes brought about by global warming and the alterations in rainfall patterns are modifying the geography of food production in the tropics. |
13Dec2014 | Immigration Advocates to Reenact Nativity Scene Along the 'Path of Death' ThinkProgress In their 21st annual event, immigration activists plan to gather at the U.S.-Mexico border wall to reenact the Biblical figures Joseph and Mary’s search for shelter before Jesus’ birth, a journey that parallels the trek to America made by many migrant border crossers. |
13Dec2014 | Mexico Faces Growing Gap Between Political Class and Calls for Change The New York Times In a time of widespread tumult over 43 missing students, presumed dead at the hands of authorities working with drug gangs, Mexico now faces an ever-widening breach between the political class and the demands for change. |
13Dec2014 | Social Networks Play Key Role in Mexico Protests teleSUR English Social networks have played an important role in Mexico's protest movement. The government however, is not so delighted about this, and has been forcibly disappearing popular hash-tags that it disapproves of. |
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