08Jun2014 | World Oceans Day 2014: World's Most Polluted Seas Revealed IBTimes According to World Wide Fund for Nature, more than 80% of marine pollution is caused by land-based activities that cause oil spills, fertilizers and toxic chemical runoff and the discharge of untreated sewage. |
08Jun2014 | Dreams at a Mexican Horse-Racing Track, and Disappointment After Belmont Stakes The Washington Post The 64 years that Arturo Ruiz Garcia has spent with the horses at the Hippodrome of the Americas have been enough to teach him that disappointment is the safest bet. |
08Jun2014 | Tonalist Wins Belmont Stakes, Denying Triple Crown for California Chrome Sports Entertainment Network Tonalist won the 146th running of the Belmont Stakes on Saturday at Belmont Park, denying California Chrome his shot at becoming the 12th Triple Crown winner and the first since Affirmed in 1978. |
07Jun2014 | Corazon: Carlos Santana Wants to Save the World Through Music The Associated Press Carlos Santana is planning a concert next year aimed at encouraging and motivating the development of young black and Latino men. |
07Jun2014 | Climate Change: Latin America Not Sitting Back Trinidad Express It is no coincidence the Globe International network of legislators has chosen Mexico as the venue for the Second World Summit of Legislators on climate change that is taking place in the Mexican Congress through Sunday. |
07Jun2014 | Mexican Gangs Stealing Fuel from State Oil Company Press TV Mexican criminal gangs are stealing from the state oil company Pemex at record levels. Fuel theft is worst in the state of Guanajuato. |
07Jun2014 | Will Airlines Now Crack Down on Drunk Passengers? The Fix In a recent major airline conference in Qatar this week, the International Air Transport Association finally began dealing with the costly problem of unruly drunks on flights. |
07Jun2014 | Central American Migrants Step Out of Shadows and Into Mexico's Streets CIP Americas Eighty kilometers separate Tenosique, Tabasco, from Palenque, Chiapas. By the end, the walk that started in Tenosique ended up all the way in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, on the border with the United States. This is the story of that walk and the people who decided to take it. |
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