09Oct2013 | Global Frackdown 2 Calls for a Worldwide Ban on Hydraulic Fracturing GlobalFrackdown.org On Oct. 19, people from around the world will unite for a day of action to protest fracking. The second annual Global Frackdown will bring thousands of people together that are calling for an international ban on hydraulic fracturing. |
09Oct2013 | US Government Shutdown Affects Economies of Mexico and Brazil Fox News Latino As the partial shutdown of the United States government limps into a second week, its effects are being felt not just at home but across the globe. |
09Oct2013 | Inter-American Court of Human Rights Judge Backs Use of Military to Fight Crime InSight Crime The President of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights has endorsed the legality of the domestic deployment of the military to fight crime, raising the question of whether this will affect claims made against human rights abuses committed during such deployments. |
09Oct2013 | Riviera Maya Ecotourism Project Receives Award eTurboNews Alltournative is a Mexican ecotourism project born in 1999 designed to create social and ecological conditions to promote sustainable development. This year, Alltournative won a Skal award in the category of General Countryside. |
09Oct2013 | Mexico on Verge of Missing First World Cup Qualifying Since 1990 Associated Press Talk about World Cup pressure. In his first game in charge, Mexico's new coach Victor Manuel Vucetich must deliver a victory on Friday at home against Panama, or Mexico could fail to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1990. |
09Oct2013 | Pacific Pact - A Minefield for Health Care Inter Press Service The Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement, the negotiation of which is set to conclude this year, could drive research into new drugs and improve access to medicines. Except - it won’t. |
09Oct2013 | 13 Federal Police Among 18 Arrested in Acapulco Kidnapping Probe The Los Angeles Times The arrests are linked to a ring operating in Acapulco, officials say, and probably will do little to improve the reputation of the federal force. |
08Oct2013 | A US Senator Gets Mad About the Shutdown and Starts Naming Names Senator Elizabeth Warren Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke on the Senate floor about the Republican shutdown and why government matters. |
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