22Jan2014 | See Photos of Remote Tribes Before They Disappear BBC News Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent over four years documenting 29 cultures and tribes at risk of disappearing, often in remote parts of the world, using a 50-year-old camera. |
21Jan2014 | Father of Mexican Facing Wednesday Execution in Texas Prays for Retrial Reuters The father of Mexican inmate Edgar Tamayo, scheduled for execution in Texas on Wednesday, insists his son is innocent, and that his family is praying for a re-trial after the Mexican government said the sentence violated international law. |
21Jan2014 | Alejandro Hope: Legal Pot in the United States Won't Bring Peace to Mexico Bloomberg Mexico doesn’t have a drug problem, much less a marijuana problem: It has a state capacity problem. That is, its institutions are too weak to protect the life, liberty and property of its citizens. |
21Jan2014 | Five Countries Where People Live Longest MarketWatch According to a report by the OECD on how long the average person lives in each of its 34 member nations the United States ranks only 26th, with an average life expectancy of 78.7 years. |
21Jan2014 | For 20 Years, Zapatistas Pursue Their Own Way of Life Away from Mexican State Fox News Latino Since their uprising 20 years ago, the Zapatistas of southern Mexico have lived in five secretive, closed-off enclaves that they hold in the poor state of Chiapas. |
21Jan2014 | Mexican Vigilantes Say They'll Keep Weapons Till Cartel Bosses Are Arrested McClatchyDC A week after the federal government seized security functions in troubled Michoacan state, the organized crime group wreaking havoc in the state has gone to ground. |
21Jan2014 | Bill Gates Says the World Is Getting Vastly Better, While Crushing Myths About Foreign Aid Co.Exist In the Gates Foundation's annual letter, Bill and Melinda show what the effect of their money has done for the developing world. |
21Jan2014 | A Precarious Labor Market Hurts Mexico's Youth La Jornada A total of 14.7 million young people between 14 and 19 years of age work in Mexico. Of those, 26 percent receive a minimum wage or less as compensation, and 24 percent don't have a wage - they work for tips or piecework. |
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