16Jan2014 | Sylvia Longmire: Vigilantes Could Presage Wide Social Movement in Mexico The Voice of Russia Author Sylvia Longmire thinks there is a chance that current events in Michoacan State could spiral into something much more profound and important for the people of Mexico. |
16Jan2014 | Murderer of Mexican Poet Javier Sicilia's Son Taken Into Custody Latin Times A man accused of the 2011 killing of the son of renowned Mexican poet Javier Sicilia has been arrested in Chihuahua, Mexico. |
16Jan2014 | Demian Bichir on the Power of Film and Telling the Immigrant Story Fusion Oscar-nominated actor Demian Bichir says it is his responsibility to make movies that change people’s minds about an issue, and that his film “A Better Life†was meant to do just that. |
16Jan2014 | Mexico Scrutinizes Multinationals for Tax Evasion Reuters Mexico has identified about 270 multinational companies that may be using aggressive tax planning to shirk their fiscal responsibilities in Latin America's No. 2 economy. |
16Jan2014 | Keepin' It Fresh: Refrigerator Revamp Guide PartSelect With 40% of food in the US going uneaten each year, learn how to keep it fresh with proper storage and organization of your refrigerator doors, shelves, and humidity controls. |
16Jan2014 | The Catholic Church Calls for Greater Peace Efforts in Michoacan Conflict BBC News The Catholic Church in Mexico is urging President Enrique Pena Nieto to make greater efforts to bring peace to the western state of Michoacan. |
15Jan2014 | Marijuana Prohibition Was Racist from the Start. Not Much Has Changed. The Huffington Post Regardless of what individual studies have found, the fact of the matter is that the federal ban on marijuana has discouraged the type and volume of research that will likely need to be done before any absolute conclusions can be made about weed. |
15Jan2014 | Mexico & Peru: The Black Grandma in the Closet PBS In Mexico and Peru, Professor Henry Louis Gates explores the almost unknown history of the significant numbers of black people - the two countries together received far more slaves than did the United States. |
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