18Jul2014 | Mexican Bishop Raul Vera Lopez Slams Homophobes for Being 'Sick' and 'Heartless' The Huffington Post Lopez has a long history of advocating for the marginalized and fighting against inequality, and this isn't the first time that he's denounced homophobia as a sickness. |
18Jul2014 | Faith-Based Movement Is Coming Together to Aid Unaccompanied Children on the Border ThinkProgress An unlikely coalition of faith groups are coming to the aid of unaccompanied children currently stranded along the U.S. border, while setting aside some political and theological differences to call for increased assistance for minors ensnared in the growing immigration crisis. |
18Jul2014 | Junk Food TV Ads in Mexico Now Banned on Weekday Afternoons and Weekends Mexico News Daily Another initiative to combat obesity took effect this week, when television and cinema advertising for high-calory food products such as soft drinks, snacks, chocolates and candies will be restricted to certain hours. |
17Jul2014 | US Turns Back on Child Migrants After Its Policies in Guatemala, Honduras Sowed Seeds of Crisis Democracy Now The United States has a long and sadly bloody history of destabilizing democratic governments in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador - the very countries that are now the sources of this latest migration wave. |
17Jul2014 | Children's Testimonies Confirm 'Inhuman Conditions' in Mexican Family Shelter IANS/EFE Testimonies by 12 of the 500 children rescued from a vermin-infested shelter in the western Mexican state of Michoacan have confirmed reports that they suffered sexual, physical and psychological abuse, the attorney general's office said. |
17Jul2014 | In Mexico, Impunity Prevails for Attacks on Journalists, Says Article 19 Journalism in the Americas A new report by press advocacy organization Article 19 - Mexico attributed a continuing trend of attacks against journalists to the Mexican government’s routine failure to prosecute attackers. |
17Jul2014 | New Import Permit for Boaters Entering Mexico Resolves Impound Problems Sail-World.com Revamped import permits for boaters entering Mexico were unveiled this month by three federal officials during a boat show seminar in San Diego. |
17Jul2014 | Assisted-Suicide Is Not Painless in Golino's 'Honey' Tallahassee Democrat In the Italian drama and character study “Honey,†Jasmine Trinca plays a fierce woman who makes the shadowy business of assisted suicide her personal mission. |
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