13Oct2013 | 'Mexico Against All Hope': Anarchist Cells Announce 'Winter of Subversion' Proceso In a statement of solidarity by the self-named "Coordinating Committee of the Shadows", anarchist groups expressed their support for rebellion and called for not abandoning the streets. |
13Oct2013 | Microfinance Nonprofit Offers Tours to Meet Oaxacan Women in Their Small Businesses The Seattle Times Fundacion En Via works through microfinancing to support the small business endeavors of almost 300 women in five rural towns across the Oaxaca Valley. For visitors, the foundation offers guided half-day cultural tours to meet the women and learn about their lives. |
13Oct2013 | 'Stop Monsanto!' Hundreds of Protests Held Worldwide Against GM Food Russia Today Thousands took to streets across the world’s cities on Saturday to protest the use of GMO products, with Giant Monsanto being the main target. Over 50 countries have been taking part in the march for world food day. |
13Oct2013 | Mexico Government Ready to Dilute Tax Overhaul Plan Reuters President Enrique Pena Nieto aims to raise Mexico's anemic tax take by around $35 billion by 2018, but political opposition and intense lobbying by business groups mean sections of his reform will be sacrificed to push it through Congress. |
13Oct2013 | Criminals Using Internet to Extort Victims in Mexico Latin American Herald Tribune An increasing number of criminals are capitalizing on the sense of fear and insecurity that exists in Mexico to extort their victims, using the Internet as a tool to achieve their ends. |
13Oct2013 | Mexico Among the Most Affected by Climate Change Prensa Latina Mexico which has been recently battered by two hurricanes, is one of the most affected countries because of climate change. |
13Oct2013 | Protecting Mexico's Migrant Shelters Doesn't Curb Violence, Says Director La Jornada Setting up protective measures for the shelters that protect immigrants has failed to curb violence because, while police officers guard the premises, criminal groups continue to attack undocumented migrants on the routes they take every day. |
13Oct2013 | Spiritual Leader, Dalai Lama, Decries Violence During Visit to Mexico Samay Live The Tibetan spiritual leader, Dalai Lama, described as "very sad" the violence in Mexico and call on acting against it, during the first day of his visit in the country where he won't be received by officials of the government. |
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