18Sep2013 | Looting Hits Mexico's Acapulco as Flooding Squeezes Remaining Supplies Reuters Looting broke out in the flooded Mexican beach resort of Acapulco as the government on Wednesday struggled to reach tens of thousands of people cut off by some of the worst storm damage in decades. |
18Sep2013 | How Facebook May Secretly Foil Your Activist Plans Care2 With little explanation, Facebook has been disabling pages related to activism. Understandably, activists are frustrated when a network of 10,000 like-minded individuals is suddenly erased, leaving no way to reconnect with the group. |
18Sep2013 | Candigato Morris Calls For Protests Against Taxes on Pet Food in Mexico Latinos Post Morris has kept his word not to abandon politics and has started a campaign through his Facebook page, where he asks pet owners to join civil organizations to protest in favor of animals against the tax on pet food. |
18Sep2013 | Mexico Finds Its Own Dark Knight in a Juarez Huntress for Justice Hilltop View “Diana, the Hunter,†is a replica of what has been happening in many other states as ordinary people resort to take justice in their own hands, disappointed of the lack of response from the Mexican government. |
18Sep2013 | Thousands of Trapped Tourists Get Some Relief from Acapulco Airlift Associated Press Emergency flights began arriving Tuesday to help evacuate parts of Acapulco, where tens of thousands of tourists were stranded by flooding and landslides that shut down the highway to Mexico City and swamped the international airport. |
17Sep2013 | US Arrested Almost 750,000 Pot Consumers, Sellers and Growers in 2012 High Times The FBI Uniform Crime Report for 2012 is in. Once again, police arrested almost 750,000 marijuana consumers, sellers and growers, despite the passage of legalization in two states, decriminalization in 15 states, and medical marijuana in 20 states. |
17Sep2013 | More Police Violence Against Mexican Journalists Covering Demonstrations Reporters Without Borders Reporters Without Borders condemns the continuing police violence against journalists covering demonstrations. |
17Sep2013 | Samsung Deploys Samsung School Platform at Mexico City College telecompaper The platform seeks to give teachers greater control over their classroom, increasing student engagement and ensuring transfer of materials to pupils. |
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