13Feb2014 | AG Eric Holder Leads Charge Toward Restoring Voting Rights for US Felons Inter Press Service U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and several key Republican and Democrat senators agree on the need for criminal justice reform, and some are now even seeking to restore voting rights to former felons. |
13Feb2014 | Some Mexican Catholics Now Find God in Islam GlobalPost A small yet growing group of converts are seeking spiritual salvation in Islam. In fact, Pew estimates Mexico will be home to 126,000 Muslims by 2030, up from 111,000 in 2010. |
13Feb2014 | Enrique Pena Nieto on Time Magazine Cover Stirs Controversy at Home Latin Times Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, who took power in December 2012, is on the cover of TIME magazine in a feature about his work in the North American country. That decision has proven to be controversial, according to social media's preliminary response. |
13Feb2014 | Bimbo to Buy Canada Bread from Maple Leaf Foods Bloomberg News Grupo Bimbo, the world’s largest bread maker, agreed to acquire Maple Leaf Foods’ Canadian baked-goods business to further expand outside of its home market in Mexico. |
13Feb2014 | ICRC, Red Crescent Call for End of Nuclear Weapons at Nayarit ICAN Conference UPI The International Committee of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement said Thursday from Mexico it is time to rid the world of nuclear weapons for good. |
13Feb2014 | Poor Black and Hispanic Men Are the Face of HIV The New York Times Despite years of progress in preventing and treating H.I.V. in the middle class, the number of new infections nationwide remains stubbornly stuck at 50,000 a year - more and more of them in these men, who make up less than 1 percent of the population. |
13Feb2014 | Mexico's Sochi Olympic Skier Lights Controversy with Hot Topless Photos Daily Times In one of the odder sideshows of the Sochi Olympics, two skiers from Mexico and Lebanon are embroiled in a controversy over topless photos that one took of the other. |
13Feb2014 | Few Believe Account of Reporter's Slaying, Journalists Demand Investigation Latin American Herald Tribune Journalists in the Mexican Gulf state of Veracruz on Wednesday demanded that officials conduct a full investigation of the murder of newspaper reporter Gregorio Jimenez de la Cruz after authorities said his killing was not linked to his work. |
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