10Sep2013 | For a Miracle, More Turn to Stem Cell Therapy The New York Times Across the Internet, adult stem cells are promoted as a cure for everything from sagging skin to severed spinal cords. On the surface, the claim is plausible, but many questions remain unanswered. |
10Sep2013 | Protesting Mexican Teachers' Vow 'This Will Not End Here' CIP Americas The teachers have reached an impasse. Not only are they faced with police barricades that prevents them from moving forward, they also face a presidency and Congress that have announced their intention to ram through the education reform without them. |
10Sep2013 | Controversial Art Project Addressing Violence Against Children is Censored By Facebook The Huffington Post Cuban artist Erik Ravelo is used to having his artwork censored. He was, after all, the man behind United Colors of Benetton's UnHate campaign, which featured doctored photos of world leaders making out. Yet his newest project has managed to spark even more controversy. |
10Sep2013 | XipLink, Hughes Provide Nationwide Internet Access for Mexican Schools Via Satellite XipLink has successfully integrated and deployed several XipLink Hub Optimization appliances with a Hughes Network Systems satellite platform to support the Internet connectivity needs of the public school system in Mexico. |
10Sep2013 | Lopez Obrador Calls For Non-Violent Movement Against Energy and Tax Reforms Aristegui Noticias The Plan of Action proposed by Lopez Obrador will begin with informative meetings on Sunday, September 15, regarding the risks involved in the proposed energy and tax reforms. |
10Sep2013 | Tour World's Largest Sanctuary for Abandoned Pets Associated Press Actor Leo Grillo founded DELTA (Dedication & Everlasting Love to Animals) Rescue in California, the largest and one of the few care-for-life sanctuaries for domestic animals in the United States. |
10Sep2013 | Wilson Center Reports How Street Gangs Have Complicated Mexico Security InSight Crime A new report from a Washington think tank examines the complex role of youth gangs in Mexico’s security challenges and offers recommendations to reduce their threat. |
10Sep2013 | In Mexico, Beer Sales Are Latest Battlefield Against Country's Giant Monopolies McClatchy Dozens of small craft brewers are popping up in Mexican cities with flashy bottles and catchy names like Atomica, Border Psycho and Primus. Together, however, they have less than 1 percent of the market. |
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