17Jan2014 | Nonprofit Changing Lives with Microloans in Oaxaca Fundacion En Via Fundacion En Via is a non-profit organization located in Oaxaca, Mexico, committed to supporting social and community development through the combination of three main programs: microfinance, responsible tourism, and education. |
17Jan2014 | Marijuana Legalization Will Hurt Mexican Cartels, But How Much? StopTheDrugWar.org As attitudes in America begin to shift in favor of outright legalization, it increasingly seems possible that more states might follow. But what does this mean south of the border, where Mexican cartels make enormous profits by trafficking this illegal commodity? |
17Jan2014 | INEGI Reports 69% of Mexicans Disapprove of the Police Despite Purging CNN Mexico Almost 70% of Mexicans feel that, despite exams to control trustworthiness, that have been used to purge police departments since 2009, the performance of state and local police is "a little" or "not at all effective." |
17Jan2014 | Mexicali Has Become 'City of the Deported' as US Dumps More People There The Washington Post Once, border cities like Mexicali were flooded with newcomers trying to go north. Today, they are filling with obstinate deportees, adrift in a kind of stateless purgatory that is beyond the United States but not really in Mexico either. |
17Jan2014 | Viva Aerobus Files for IPO as Mexico Air Travel Soars to New Records Bloomberg News Grupo Viva Aerobus filed for what would be Mexico’s second initial public offering of shares by an airline since September as passenger traffic sets annual records. |
17Jan2014 | The Evolution Revolution: Religious or Not, Most Hispanics Agree It Happened TakePart Whether Americans came from Adam and Eve or primordial goo, a new study suggests this country has come down on the side of science, not faith. |
17Jan2014 | Neil Young Blasts Tar Sands & Harper Government The Canadian Press Canadian rock icon Neil Young launched a blistering attack on the Harper government and Alberta's oilsands at a news conference this week, saying that he was "shattered" after visiting a Fort McMurray industrial site he compared to the atomic bomb-devastated wreckage of Hiroshima, Japan. |
17Jan2014 | Mexican High Court Judges Approve Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Agencia EFE Mexican prosecutors can order cellphone companies to provide tracking data on suspects without a warrant, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday. |
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