25Nov2013 | Activist Javier Sicilia Considers Using Weapons for Self-Defense to be 'Most Worthy' CNN Mexico Two years after the murder of his son and of repeatedly marching against violence, Mexican activist Javier Sicilia considers the use of weapons in self-defense to be both legitimate and "most worthy." |
25Nov2013 | Mexico to Give Equality Prize to Pakistan's Malala Yousafzai Next Year Agence France-Presse Mexico said Sunday it will award its 2013 International Prize for Equality and Non-Discrimination to Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager shot by the Taliban for championing girls' rights to education. |
25Nov2013 | Consumers Gobble Up Thanksgiving Travel Deals BWWTravelWorld Consumers worked harder and booked earlier to get low air fares for Thanksgiving travel this year. But while striving to hold down air travel costs, they rewarded themselves with a bit of luxury. |
25Nov2013 | Inside Look at Mexico's Mysterious Faith Healers Daily Mail Texas photographer Scott Dalton traveled to Espinoza, Mexico, to document the celebration of revered faith healer El Nino Fidencio that blends Catholicism with indigenous traditions. |
25Nov2013 | Corruption Hurts: Inside Mexico's Drug War with Anabel Hernandez The Nation The author of "Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and Their Godfathers" explains how the country's drug cartels have thrived through the secret cooperation of the police - and who gets hurt in the unlikely partnership. |
25Nov2013 | Drug Lords' Kids Reportedly Bragging About Wealth on Social Media EFE The Twitter and Facebook accounts of individuals presumed to be the children of Sinaloa drug cartel bosses boast photographs of possessions, including automobiles, firearms and animals, as well as comments about their exploits. |
24Nov2013 | Downgrading of Mexican Park Raises Suspicions About Development Plans McClatchyDC Unlike national parks in many other countries, much of Mexico’s protected lands and wildlife refuges are in private or communal hands and people live in them. They plant crops, raise cattle, farm trout and occasionally hew trees for lumber. |
24Nov2013 | Growing Concern That Food Waste, Overeating Threaten Global Security CBC News Everyone knows that we eat too much - we're bombarded with warnings about the obesity epidemic every day. But all those extra calories are not only a threat to our waistlines; they're a threat to global security as well. |
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