28Feb2014 | Giving a Microphone to World's Most Remote People PBS NewsHour John Larson reports on the new ways indigenous communities around the world are connecting with one another to share observations and sustain their native cultures. |
28Feb2014 | Group Sought to Make Baja California Peninsula an Independent Nation Latinos Post Amid protests against fiscal reforms by Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, a separatist group appeared in social networks promoting the separation of Baja California from the rest of the Republic. |
28Feb2014 | 'El Chapo' Guzman March to Free Drug Lord Investigated by Sinaloa Government Latin Times The governor of Sinaloa said that the state government is investigating into who organized rallies in the cities of Culiacan and Guamuchil in support of Joaquin “El Chapo†Guzman, the cartel drug boss who was captured last weekend by Mexican marines. |
28Feb2014 | Mexico City Protest Demands Release of Al Jazeera Journalists From Egyptian Prison NTDTV Protesters converged outside Egypt's embassy in Mexico City to press the Middle Eastern country to free four journalists from prison, three of whom have been charged with aiding a "terrorist organization". |
27Feb2014 | Pena Nieto Promises Won't Raise Mexico Taxes During His Term in Office Bloomberg News Mexico’s president won’t propose new taxes or higher levies during his five years in office, extending an earlier promise to keep duties unchanged until 2016, Finance Minister Luis Videgaray said. |
27Feb2014 | Barbie Lands Her Dream Job: A Spread in the Swimsuit Issue of 'Sports Illustrated' TakePart She’s been president, a shoe cat burglar, and a Formula One driver. As an astronaut, she landed on the moon four years before Neil Armstrong. Is there anything that Barbie can’t do? Well, she can’t keep her sales up. |
27Feb2014 | Human Trafficking: Forced Labor, Prostitution Continues at US-Mexico Border Marketplace Morning Report Despite exponential increases in security over the years, the border remains a place where humans, especially girls, are bought, sold, and forced into labor or sex in both Mexico and the United States. |
27Feb2014 | Despite Support Programs, 53.8% of Children Under Age of 18 Live in Poverty La Jornada It is estimated that 53.8 percent of Mexican children under the age of 18 years old live in poverty. 12.1 percent of these children face extreme poverty. |
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