22Sep2013 | Why Are Hackers Flooding Into Brazil? Bloomberg News The answer, to channel notorious bank robber Willie Sutton: Because that’s where the money is. |
22Sep2013 | In Mexico, Critics Say Political Corruption Worsened Impact of Dual Storms The New York Times The twin storms that tore through the country last week, unleashing rains that sent mud crashing down hillsides, buckling roads and flooding coastal cities, have renewed criticism that corruption and political shortsightedness made the damage even worse. |
22Sep2013 | Mexican Muslims in the Shadow of Zapatistas IBTimes There are now approximately 400 Muslims in Chiapas, a state in the south of Mexico bordering Guatemala, among an estimated 3,700 in all of Mexico. |
22Sep2013 | For Migrants, the New Land of Economic Opportunity Is in Mexico The New York Times The country’s documented foreign-born population nearly doubled between 2000 and 2010, and officials now say the pace is accelerating as broad changes in the global economy create new dynamics of migration. |
22Sep2013 | President of Bolivia Says He Will Sue the US for 'Crimes Against Humanity' The Huffington Post Evo Morales said he will sue the United States for "crimes against humanity" after President Barack Obama allegedly refused to allow Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to fly over Puerto Rico on his way to China last week. |
22Sep2013 | Attention Bicycling Groups: Philanthropy and Bicycling at Work at the Mexico Border Rancho Feliz Rancho Feliz is a philanthropist group that gives 94 cents of every dollar to the cause. One event coming up will give 10 tons of food and 1,000 warm blankets to 1,000 families in Mexico. |
22Sep2013 | After Call for Unity, Leftists Lopez Obrador and Cuauhtemoc Go Their Separate Ways La Jornada Independently of their call for unity in defense of oil and against the tax increase, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Cuauhtemoc Cardenas will each carry out his own actions. |
22Sep2013 | Continuing Rain, Mud Slow Emergency Response and Rescue After Deadly Mudslides Associated Press Fourteen hours per body. That's how long rescue crews with shovels, hydraulic equipment, anything they can muster, are averaging to find the victims of a massive landslide that took half the remote coffee-growing village of La Pintada. |
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