09Dec2013 | Tech Giants Issue Call for Limits on Government Surveillance of Users The New York Times Eight prominent technology companies, bruised by revelations of government spying on their customers’ data and scrambling to repair the damage to their reputations, are mounting a public campaign to urge President Obama and Congress to set new limits on government surveillance. |
09Dec2013 | Reporters Without Borders: Woman Journalist Missing for Past Two Days In Zacatecas Reporters Without Borders Reporters Without Borders urges the authorities in the north-central state of Zacatecas to do everything possible to locate Zoila Marquez Chiu, a journalist who has been missing since the afternoon of 7 December. |
09Dec2013 | EliteTraveler: In Mexico, True Luxury Is Never Far Away EliteTraveler One of the most varied destinations in the world, Mexico caters to vacationers like no other. From superb golfing to spectacular marinas and unique adventure opportunities, the only real limitation on the elite traveler is time. |
09Dec2013 | Detox Our Future: How People Power is Cleaning Up the Fashion Industry Greenpeace.org Around the world a growing movement of people are using their creativity, design skills and purchasing power to demand fashion without pollution. |
09Dec2013 | Former Mexican President Fox Predicts Success for Proposed Energy Overhaul Fuel Fix Mexico’s lawmakers probably will approve sweeping constitutional reforms for the nation’s energy sector by mid-December, former Mexican President Vicente Fox said during a visit to Houston. |
09Dec2013 | Latin America's Left and Right Need to Open Their Eyes to End the War on Drugs The Huffington Post While some enlightened politicians and civic activists in the US are waking-up to the potential social and economic dividends of decriminalization and legalization of marijuana, Latin America's political elite are dragging their heels. |
09Dec2013 | Mexico Annual Inflation Seen Picking Up in November Reuters Mexican inflation likely picked up in November due to a spike in fresh food and electricity costs, but underlying price pressures remained muted and boded for steady borrowing costs through next year. |
08Dec2013 | With No Pena Nieto Miracle, Mexico's Politics at a Crossroads America Economia The Institutional Revolutionary Party governed Mexico, at times with an iron fist, for 70 years until it lost the presidency in 2000. It returned with Enrique Pena Nieto's victory in this year's presidential elections. But have politics changed in Mexico? |
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