09Apr2014 | Borderland: What Happens When a News Organization Treats Immigrants as People Media Matters for America Al Jazeera America is set to debut a new original series called "Borderland" that will attempt to take viewers beyond the debate on illegal immigration and tell the stories of the undocumented immigrants who attempt to cross illegally into the US and the residents on the border. |
09Apr2014 | Can You Go 24 Hours Without Making Any Garbage? TakePart Could you spend a day without producing any garbage? That’s exactly what Global Citizen and the sustainable brand initiative Ekocycle are encouraging people all over the world to do today. |
09Apr2014 | Public Health Warning Closes Mexican Beach Made Famous by Shawshank Redemption Daily Mail The beach that Tim Robbins dreamed of escaping to in the 1994 film Shawshank Redemption has been closed to the public due to contamination. |
09Apr2014 | Could a Reality TV Show Really Help Get Latin America Off Drugs? Newsweek If a reality show can reduce teenage pregnancies, why couldn't you make one to do the same for drugs? That was one of the ideas put forward at a forum on drug policy in Panama. |
09Apr2014 | Smuggled Mexican Prescription Drugs: Quick-Fix for Mounting Healthcare Costs Medical Tourism Magazine A growing number of Americans, especially patients in border states, are finding relief in prescription drugs smuggled into the United States from Mexico. |
09Apr2014 | Watch: Pipe-Smoking Rebel Who Took on Mexico State BBC News On New Year's day in 1994, rebels from Mexico's indigenous community seized several towns in the south of the country, taking the government by complete surprise. Father Gonzalo Ituarte, a Roman Catholic priest who witnessed the uprising, describes the dramatic events. |
09Apr2014 | Anti-Government Protesting in Oaxaca Mexico Leaves 6 People Injured, 38 Arrested Hispanically Speaking News Thirty-eight people were arrested following a protest that left six police officers and a newspaper photographer injured in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, officials said. |
09Apr2014 | Woodrow Wilson Center Book Launch: Building Resilient Communities in Mexico Woodrow Wilson Center In light of recent concerns about the desperate measures taken by vigilantes and armed self defense groups in rural Mexico, this new book provides a timely effort to evaluate the constructive responses of Mexican society in the face of years of crime and violence. |
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