16Sep2013 | Will Technology End Illegal Immigration Debate With Drones and Robots? OnlineAthens.com It’s possible that the weapons of choice to combat illegal immigration will turn out to be drones and robots. We’re not talking about patrolling the borders with Mexico. The mission isn’t to find undocumented farm workers; it’s to replace them. |
16Sep2013 | Dudley Althaus: Despite Obesity, Much of Mexico Goes Hungry The Atlantic Despite talk of Mexico's emerging middle class, 45.5 percent of this nation's more than 118 million people remain mired in poverty. |
16Sep2013 | Aeromexico Launches Contigo Program for Frequent Travelers Between Mexico, USA Financial News Mexican carrier Aeromexico said it has launched its Aeromexico Contigo program aimed at migrant customers residing in Mexico or in the United States who travel frequently between the two countries. |
16Sep2013 | Two Coastal Storms Kill at Least 21, Dozens Injured, Thousands Left Homeless The Inquisitr Mexico has been battered by heavy rain, landslides and floods on its Pacific and eastern coasts that officials confirm have killed at least 21 people. There are some reports that the death toll is actually 24, but this number is not yet confirmed. |
15Sep2013 | First Mexican Openly Gay Mayor Inaugurated in State of Zacatecas BBC News The first openly gay mayor in Mexico's history has been sworn in at a ceremony in city of Fresnillo in the state of Zacatecas. |
15Sep2013 | Acapulco Struggles to Rebound: Is Mexico's Most Violent City Starting to Improve? Fox News Latino Once a hideaway for the clique of Hollywood stars led by John Wayne, Cary Grant and Liz Taylor, Acapulco has more recently become home to a different type of gang. |
15Sep2013 | Huicholes Win Court Injunction Suspending All Mining in Sacred Territory La Jornada In a decision that will set precedent for recognizing the spiritual rights of an indigenous people, the Huicholes obtained the suspension of mining authorizations in the region of Wirikuta, their holy land. |
15Sep2013 | 'Latino Americans': PBS Chronicles How Latinos Helped Shape the US VOXXI Actor Benjamin Bratt narrates this landmark six-hour series, the first major television documentary series to chronicle the rich and varied history of Latinos, who have for the past 500-plus years helped shape what is today the United States and have become the country's largest minority group. |
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