28Nov2013 | Born in the United States, But Struggling to Acclimate in Mexico NPR.org About 300,000 children born in the U.S. are now living in Mexico because their parents were deported or headed south when jobs here dried up. For many of these kids, adapting to life and school in Mexico is a struggle. |
28Nov2013 | Citizen's Movement Seeks to Reduce Salaries of Mexican Legislators by Half Latinos Post A citizen initiative promoted in Mexico City seeks to reduce the salaries of legislators, public workers and the President by 50 percent. |
28Nov2013 | Pay-TV Grows Over 50% Among Mexican Housewives Rapid TV News Mexico's pay-TV consumption has risen over 50% among housewives, reaching an average share of 5.6% between January and October, and topping the country's audience figures, says the latest report from LAMAC. |
28Nov2013 | Womens' Group, 'Las Patronas', Aids Migrants, Wins 2013 Human Rights Award CNN Mexico After more than a decade of the promotion and protection of the rights of migrant peoples at the forefront of the group known as Las Patronas, Norma Romero was recognized this month with the 2013 National Human Rights Award. |
28Nov2013 | Latin America Advances Toward Universal Access to HIV Treatment VOXXI Latin American and the Caribbean lead the developing world in levels of antiretroviral coverage in the fight against the HIV infection, according to a new report from the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization. |
28Nov2013 | Legalize All Drugs? The Man Behind Loosening Pot Laws in US Eyes New Goal NBC News While marijuana remains illegal under federal law, the culture is changing rapidly, and Ethan Nadelmann and his Drug Policy Alliance are poised for perhaps his most influential year yet. |
28Nov2013 | INEGI: Mexico's Internet Users Soar to 49 Million EFE The number of Internet users in Mexico soared 12.5 percent, compared to the previous year, to 49 million in 2013, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography reports. |
28Nov2013 | Tijuana's 'Tent City' Shelters Hundreds of US Deported Immigrants Al Jazeera For three months, a tent city housing a mix of homeless, deported, and/or addicted people has taken up space in Tijuana's Plaza de la Constitucion. |
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