19Nov2014 | Legal Experts Say US Asylum Laws Endanger Mexican Victims of Drug Gangs Al Jazeera The Obama administration’s refusal to recognize the Mexican government’s complicity with criminal groups is making it nearly impossible for Mexicans fleeing violence to apply for asylum in the United States. |
19Nov2014 | Central American Women Make Annual Search for Missing Children in Mexico Television del Sur A group of Central American mothers will make their annual long journey through Mexico in search for the hundreds of children who have gone missing in their quest to reach the United States. |
19Nov2014 | Students for a Democratic Society Join Cries to 'Shut Down the School of the Americas!' Students for a Democratic Society November 21-23 Students for a Democratic Society will be joining thousands of other activists, from across the country, outside the gates of Fort Benning in Columbus, GA to say, “Shut down the School of the Americas!†|
19Nov2014 | First Lady Says She Will Sell Mexico City Mansion at Center of Scandal Reuters Mexico's first lady said she would give up a house at the center of a scandal that created a potential conflict of interest between President Enrique Pena Nieto and a company bidding for a lucrative rail contract. |
18Nov2014 | Caravans of Ayotzinapa Families and Supporters Travel Through Mexico FSRN Three different caravans, branching out to share information face to face with supporters nationwide, will meet up later this week in Mexico City. FSRN’s Nell Abram talks with Shannon Young, who was in Oaxaca City when one of the caravans arrived. |
18Nov2014 | Outrage in Mexico Over Missing Students Broadens Into Fury at Corruption, Inequality The Washington Post The crime has captured Mexico’s attention unlike nearly any other atrocity in the recent years of brutal drug-war violence and spawned a protest movement that has shown no signs of abating. |
18Nov2014 | Joy Sun: Should We Donate to the Poor Differently? TED Talks Technology allows us to give cash directly to the poorest people on the planet. Should we do it? In this thought-provoking talk, veteran aid worker Joy Sun explores two ways to help the poor. |
18Nov2014 | Top GOP Admits Human-Caused Climate Change Business Insider SD Senator John Thune chair of the Senate Republican Conference, acknowledged in an Fox News interview on Sunday that human activity has likely caused some climate changes. |
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