13May2014 | Global Game Responds to Waning Cries of 'Fore' with New Gimmicks for Golfers Reuters Tiger Woods is the world's top-earning athlete and tournaments still lure blue-chip sponsors and huge TV rights but golf is losing millions of players, prompting desperate ideas to stem the tide. |
13May2014 | Model City Built to Help Mexico's Indigenous Poor Now a Ghost Town Cronkite Borderlands Initiative Santiago el Pinar was planned as one of four model cities to help the state of Chiapas’ rural poor find better lives. But just three years later, the model city is a virtual ghost town. |
13May2014 | Openly Gay Fighter Cassandro's Rocky and Courageous Road to Lucha Libre Fame Philly.com As most would expect, Cassandro makes quite an entrance. He dances to the rhythm of his entrance music with a smile on his face brighter than the gold title belt around his waist. But once the bell rings, Cassandro becomes a wrestler. |
13May2014 | UN Agency Urges Greater National Action to Curb Alcohol-Related Deaths, Diseases UN News Centre More than three million deaths in 2012 were linked to alcohol with a steady increase in alcohol use among women, the United Nations health agency today reported calling on Governments to do more to prevent alcohol-related deaths and diseases. |
13May2014 | Mexico's 'Grand Warlock' Predicts Brazil Victory and Protests at World Cup Orange Mexico's self-proclaimed 'Grand Warlock' has predicted hosts Brazil will win the World Cup and that violent protests will continue during the event. |
13May2014 | Global Crisis on Torture Exposed By New Amnesty International Worldwide Campaign The Raw Story London-based human rights group Amnesty International is launching a new campaign aimed at ending torture, which it says remains widespread even 30 years after a blanket prohibition was agreed by the United Nations. |
13May2014 | New Rural Police Force Emerges After the Death of Mexico's Autodefensas VICE News A year and three months after the surge in so-called autodefensas in the state of Michoacan took up arms to destroy the Knights Templar Cartel, a new rural police force has emerged after the militia agreed to register their weapons. |
12May2014 | Undersecretary Campa: Fighting Crime Costs Mexico $16.6 Billion USD Annually Anadolu Agency The murder rate in Mexico is still 50 each day even while fighting crime cost over US$16 billion in 2013, the Mexican government reports. |
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