13Mar2014 | Lauren Kirchner: Media as Both Weapon and Defense in the Mexican Drug War Pacific Standard The impact of social media and the press on the drug war, and vice versa. |
13Mar2014 | The Pope Who Won Over the World in Five Minutes Agence France-Presse Never has a leader of the Roman Catholic Church become as popular in as short a time as Pope Francis did when he humbly asked the crowd gathered in St Peter's Square on March 13 last year to pray for him. |
12Mar2014 | Why Did Banamex Grant Oceanografia a $400M Loan? IBTimes While investigations proceed on both sides, there is the question on how that $400 million landed in Oceanografia’s hands when the requirements for a loan were not met. |
12Mar2014 | 'Enemies of the Internet' Report on World Day Against Cyber-Censorship Reporters Without Borders This year’s “Enemies of the Internet†report, which Reporters Without Borders publishes every year on World Day Against Cyber-Censorship, spotlights the government units and agencies that implement online censorship and surveillance. |
12Mar2014 | Man at the Crossroads: Mexican Artist Diego Rivera's Mural at Rockefeller Center NPR When Mexican artist Diego Rivera was commissioned in 1932 to do a mural in the middle of Manhattan's Rockefeller Center, some might have wondered whether industrialist tycoon John D. Rockefeller Jr. knew what he was getting into. |
12Mar2014 | Contractor for Israel's Apartheid Wall to Build Mexico-US Border Wall World Bulletin One of the two lead contractors for Israel’s apartheid wall in the occupied West Bank, Elbit Systems, has won a $145 million contract from the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to provide similar systems on the Mexico-US border. |
12Mar2014 | Death in the Desert: The Dangerous Trek Between Mexico and Arizona Al Jazeera The trek from Mexico into Arizona can be dangerous even for experienced hikers prepared with water, food and layers of clothing. But for many immigrants crossing the border illegally, oftentimes lacking such necessities and putting blind faith in a coyote, or guide, it can prove deadly. |
12Mar2014 | Former Mexican President Felipe Calderon Under Fire for Judicial Intrusion The News One of Latin America’s top human rights activists has accused former President Felipe Calderón of judicial interference in the cases of people arrested as part of his war against drug traffickers. |
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