28Mar2014 | Aura Solar: Latin America's Largest Solar Power Plant Goes Online in Mexico Agencia EFE Latin America's largest solar power plant, a facility with 39 MW of generating capacity, has gone online in the northwestern Mexican state of Baja California Sur. |
28Mar2014 | Colorado River Begins Flooding Mexican Delta Associated Press Colorado River water has begun pouring over a barren delta near the U.S.-Mexico border, the result of a landmark bi-national agreement being celebrated this week. |
28Mar2014 | Military Veterans Deported from US Protest at Tijuana Border Crossing Getty Several veterans organizations gathered for a demonstration to promote a petition to Congress and the Obama Administration demanding that deported military veterans be brought back to the United States. |
28Mar2014 | Challenges to Being Gay in Latin America - It's Harder Than You Think Brown Political Review The recent upsurge in violence against LGBT individuals and organizations is an example of the problems that have not abated despite legal and political initiatives. |
28Mar2014 | Births of Three in Ten Children Not Registered in Mexico, DIF Says La Jornada The head of the National System for Comprehensive Family Development stated that "In Mexico three out of ten children have no birth certificate, the document that identifies them as Mexicans and opens the door to rights such as education and health.¨" |
28Mar2014 | Tijuana Shantytown Demonstates Serious Mexico-US Migration Problem Reforma In my opinion, this "shantytown" on the border should be the object of greater attention by the government, beginning with a monitoring system of the socioeconomic and health characteristics of this population. |
28Mar2014 | Lawmakers and Civil Leaders Call for Universal Access to Safe, Legal Abortion Inter Press Service Lawmakers and civil society leaders from over 30 countries are calling for universal access to safe, legal abortion. |
28Mar2014 | Mexican Deputies Approve Competition Law The News This week the Chamber of Deputies approved the Federal Economic Competition bill, which will regulate economic markets and make monopolistic practices punishable by up to 10 years in prison. |
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