21Jul2014 | Obama Just Said He Ended the 'War on Drugs.' Don't Believe Him The Washington Post In its most recent National Drug Control Strategy, released last week, officials promised a more humane and sympathetic approach to drug users and addiction. Out, the report suggests, are “tough on crime†policies. Unfortunately, the government’s actions don’t jibe with their rhetoric. |
21Jul2014 | PRD and Morena Parties Compete Openly for Leadership of Mexican Left CNN Mexico The transformation of the Movement for National Regeneration (Morena) into an official political party, which occurred recently, does not mean that the electorate just has one more option in next year's elections. |
20Jul2014 | Raid on a Mexican Children's Home Topples Reputation of Secular Saint Mama Rosa The Independent But Rosa del Carmen Verduzco still has her defenders, despite allegations of rapes and beatings and the discovery of squalor and neglect. |
20Jul2014 | 'Travel Hacking': Secrets to Traveling Super Cheaply ABC News Self-proclaimed travel hacker Bryce Conway says he hasn't paid for a flight in three years - because he "games the system." |
20Jul2014 | Server Location in Americas Does Not Affect Government Access to Data Law Technology News After canvassing experienced counsel in seven Latin American countries and the United States, and comparing governmental authority to access data in the cloud, researchers concluded that physical location of servers doesn’t significantly affect government access. |
20Jul2014 | Chasing Mexico's US-Bound 'Death Trains' Along Mazatlan's Pacific Coast Grassroots News In the city of Mazatlan, immigrants from Central America are chasing trains to travel through Mexico to the United States. |
20Jul2014 | Farmers & Activists Oppose Government Expansion of Transgenic Crops in Mexico Inter Press Service Cultivation of GMO in Mexico is turning away from concentration on maize and soybeans, after various legal appeals in 2013 banned their planting. The Mexican government and the industry are expanding their sights now to include beans and wheat. |
20Jul2014 | Across Latin America, a Struggle for Communal Land and Indigenous Autonomy Truthout.org Entering into the heart of indigenous communities in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico, is like opening a door to a world of shapes, textures, colors and flavors that contrasts with the Western culture that governs daily life in big cities and westernized families. |
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