17Sep2014 | Latin America Leads Hunger Reduction with 37 Million Still Suffering: UN Xinhua Latin American countries have made the biggest progress globally against hunger, but 37 million people in the region still suffer from food shortage, a UN senior official said on Tuesday. |
17Sep2014 | 'Rodrigo y Gabriela': A Mexican Music Melting Pot CNN CNN talks to Rodrigo Sanchez of the Mexican duo 'Rodrigo y Gabriela' about how he writes their unique, genre-defying music. |
17Sep2014 | Mexico's Feared Knights Templar Drug Cartel May Be Mounting a Comeback Fusion They’ve been on the run for the past eight months, but Mexico’s feared Knights Templar drug cartel could be mounting a comeback in the western state of Michoacan, according to posts on Facebook. |
17Sep2014 | Film Highlights Unique Model for Supporting Mexican Women During Medical Abortion Ipas.org Las Libres has produced a short documentary film detailing its successful “accompaniment model†that pairs women seeking medical abortion with women committed to accompanying others on a volunteer basis throughout the process of a safe abortion. |
17Sep2014 | Former Mexico President Vicente Fox: God Bless US States for Marijuana Legalization mrt.com Former Mexican President Vicente Fox continued to be an outspoken advocate for marijuana legalization when he took questions from the media at Midland College. |
17Sep2014 | Tropical Storm Polo Threatens Mexico Following Hurricane Odile's Destruction AccuWeather.com Tropical Storm Polo formed off the west coast of Mexico on Tuesday, right on the heels of former Hurricane Odile which brought devastation to parts of Baja California. |
16Sep2014 | Extreme Security Measures Mark 'Grito' Celebration in Mexico City's Main Plaza Proceso Thousands of people arrived last night at the capital aboard buses from the State of Mexico. For the second year in a row, "the bussed-in" where brought to cheer President Enrique Pena Nieto at the ceremony of the Shout of Independence. |
16Sep2014 | During Man's 30 Hours Adrift in Gulf of Mexico, a Porpoise Gave Him Purpose ABC News A man adrift in Gulf of Mexico waters for more than a day after his fishing boat sank thought about his wife and children for strength. An encounter with a porpoise kept him going. |
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