09Sep2013 | The Unquenchable Thirst for Bottled Water in Mexico FT.com By some estimates, Mexico is the world’s biggest market for a commodity that westerners take for granted will emerge safely from a tap. |
09Sep2013 | In Northern Mexico, Yaqui Tribe Defends Their Ancestral Right to Water Upside Down World The whole future of the Yaqui nation is in jeopardy because their most basic and precious resource, the basis of life, is being taken from them. |
09Sep2013 | Autism Screening Barriers Adversely Impact Latinos Al Jazeera Study finds disparities in care for Latino-American children with autism, citing multiple social obstacles. |
09Sep2013 | President Pena Nieto Proposes Social Program Changes, Including First National Pensions Associated Press President Enrique Pena Nieto proposed sweeping changes to Mexico’s social programs Sunday, laying out a plan for the country’s first nationwide pensions and unemployment insurance to be financed in part by cutting tax loopholes for big business. |
09Sep2013 | Think Planes Are Crowded Now? There's Room for Things to Get Worse Bloomberg Anyone who has flown in the past year knows that the passenger cabins on U.S. airlines are routinely packed nearly as full as the overhead bins. Here’s the bad news: Air travel is likely to become even more crowded, especially on regional jet flights. |
09Sep2013 | Increased Violence Against Homosexuals Reported Across Mexico Prensa Latina The passage of a law in favor of gay marriage uncovered intolerance and violence against such people in this capital, health officials revealed. |
09Sep2013 | US Senate Immigration Bill Would Triple Budget For Prison-Pipeline Program The Huffington Post The comprehensive immigration bill passed in June by the Senate triples the budget for Operation Streamline, a program that convicts undocumented immigrants en masse for illegal entry and funnels them into the prison system. |
08Sep2013 | Mexico to Receive $600 Million in IDB Financing for Opportunities Program Hispanically Speaking News The well-known Mexican human development program Opportunities will receive $600 million in new financing from the Inter-American Development Bank to strengthen the development of human capital in education, nutrition, and health in poor families. |
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