17Sep2013 | Bill Gates Dethrones Carlos Slim as 'World's Richest ' Hispanically Speaking News Bill Gates is the richest man in the United States for the 20th straight year and has made a comeback as the richest man in the world, Forbes magazine reported Monday. |
17Sep2013 | Village in Southern Mexico Launches First Independent Cellphone Network USA Today Using simple radio receivers, a laptop and relatively inexpensive Internet technologies, the people of Talea de Castro have leapfrogged into the 21st century by setting up what amounts to their own mini-telecom company. |
17Sep2013 | Volunteers Keep Watch, Ease Isolation of Immigrant Detainees in US PRI's The World With thousands sitting behind bars in America's immigration detention centers, some immigrant advocates, including many undocumented immigrants, are reaching out, setting up formal, and informal, visitation programs. |
17Sep2013 | Everyday Cybercrime and What You Can Do About It TED Talks Whether he’s taking on insecure hotspots, inept passwords, or lax OS designers, James Lyne exposes technology’s vulnerabilities while elevating the security awareness of everyday users. |
17Sep2013 | Tropical Storm Manuel Releases Fury Across Acapulco, Tourists Stranded Associated Press Thousands of tourists found themselves stranded in Acapulco with the airport flooded and highways blocked by landslides and water caused by Tropical Storm Manuel. |
16Sep2013 | Dissident Teachers Annouce Return to Central Plaza on Wednesday, National Strike on Thursday Aristegui Noticias The members of the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers announced that they will resume their protest activities after being evicted from the central plaza by the Federal Police last Friday. |
16Sep2013 | Mexican Cry of Independence: Peaceful, But with Cursing and Chanting Milenio All was peaceful. The cry took place in peace. Of course it was peaceful, since there were hundreds and hundreds of federal and Mexico City police protecting not only the Zocalo of the capital, but also the adjacent streets. |
16Sep2013 | United Nations Says Legislation Needed to Care for Mexicans of African Descent La Jornada Mexico is in need of legislation supporting the population of African descent and policies focused on caring for it, asserted Silvia Beatriz Garcia Savino of the United Nations Program for Development. |
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