21Nov2013 | Baja Mayors Ask for One-Stop Donation Window for Foreign Donations The Fulano Forum Ten mayors of Baja California and Baja California Sur have sent President Enrique Pena Nieto a letter asking him to establish a one-stop window for donations from foreigners. |
21Nov2013 | Driven Away by Violence, Mexican Exiles Find New Home in US NBC Latino Dozens of Mexican nationals are pending the approval and review of the political asylum petitions and even though the probability of a successful outcome is low, none of them are giving up. |
21Nov2013 | California's New Drought: Shortage of Fieldworkers Eyewitness News Plagued for years with a lack of water, growers across California are now facing a new kind of drought. A labor shortage. |
21Nov2013 | Extortion of Mexico Inmates' Families Underscores Corruption in Prisons InSight Crime Authorities are investigating complaints by family members of prisoners in Chihuahua, Mexico that they have been forced to pay extortion fees in order to get visitation rights, highlighting the rampant corruption in the country's prisons. |
21Nov2013 | TED Talks: No Roads? There's a Drone for That TED Talks A billion people in the world lack access to all-season roads. Could the structure of the internet provide a model for how to reach them? |
21Nov2013 | Squatters Built Tijuana, But They Still Frustrate City Planners KPBS.com Tijuana is a city of migrants. For decades, people from all over Mexico have come to Tijuana in pursuit of jobs and a new life. The city's rapid growth has kept urban planners on the run in an effort to keep the city livable. |
21Nov2013 | Mexico Economy Rebounds in Third Quarter to Fastest Growth in Over a Year Reuters Mexico's economy rebounded in the third quarter, growing at its fastest pace in more than a year as manufacturing and services picked up after shrinking in the second quarter, official data showed on Thursday. |
21Nov2013 | Harsh US Immigration Policies Push Latino Majority Into Federal Prisons Colorlines Not only has President Obama deported more people in his tenure than in any of his predecessors, his administration is responsible for the most aggressive spike in federal prosecutions of immigration offenses. |
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