01Jan2014 | US Immigration 'Bed Mandate' Requires 34,000 People Detained Each Day The Real News Under the Obama administration, more undocumented immigrants have been deported then under any other president. One-point-five million people were deported as of last year, with the ACLU putting that figure as approaching 2 million deportations. That's an all-time record. |
01Jan2014 | Tijuana-Ensenada Toll Road Collapse No Surprise To Mexican Geologists KPBS.com The portion of the Tijuana-Ensenada coastal highway that collapsed a few days after Christmas had been a known danger zone for decades. |
01Jan2014 | Emilio Godoy: Mexican Communities On Guard Against Thirst for Oil Inter Press Service The Terra 123 oil and gas well in the southeastern Mexican state of Tabasco was in flames since late October, just 1.5 km from a community of 1,500 Oxiacaque indigenous villagers, who were never evacuated. |
01Jan2014 | Quintana Roo to Launch Ecology Program The News A Quintana Roo state government press release says that Gov. Roberto Borge Angulo’s administration will work in conjunction with federal authorities to implement the Yum Balam Flora and Fauna Protection Management Program in 2014. |
01Jan2014 | Human Rights Violations: 10,000 Complaints in Pena Nieto's First Year Proceso In spite of the speeches of President Enrique Pena Nieto in defense of human rights, violations of fundamental guarantees committed by military and law enforcement agents have remained unchanged from what occurred during the government of Felipe Calderon. |
31Dec2013 | The Year in War and Peace: World Leaders Prove Era of Visionaries Over Al Jazerra US influence wanes while others remain incapable of responding to issues of poverty, war and climate change. |
31Dec2013 | The National Security Agency Can Use Your iPhone to Spy on You, Expert Says AP/The Huffington Post A well-known privacy advocate has given the public an unusually explicit peek into the intelligence world's tool box, pulling back the curtain on the National Security Agency's arsenal of high-tech spy gear. |
31Dec2013 | View the Churches of Mexico's San Miguel de Allende YouTube Catholicism has been the dominant religion in Mexico ever since the Spanish began to inhabit and convert the indigenous people. So it can be expected that a lot of time, money, and consideration would go into their places of worship, and in the town of San Miguel this was no exception. |
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