24Aug2013 | 50 Years After 'I Have a Dream,' Latinos Honor Martin Luther King Jr. VOXXI This year will mark 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led the March on Washington and delivered his historic “I Have a Dream†speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963. |
24Aug2013 | Internet Floods Charity with Donations After Heartwarming Act of Kindness The Blaze Users of the community driven news website Reddit flooded a homeless shelter in Oklahoma with donations on Friday, after a user’s post highlighting the kindness of a homeless man who reportedly stays there went viral. |
24Aug2013 | Damien Cave: These Walls Speak, Recalling Mexico's Victims of Violence The New York Times The memorial to Mexico's victims of violence looks like it has been dropped from the sky by an angry God. Welcoming it is not, with its rusted slabs the size of movie screens standing next to a busy intersection. |
24Aug2013 | Do Higher Temperatures Mean More Dengue Fever? Inter Press Service The spread of the virus that causes dengue fever has created an emergency situation for institutions, governments and scientists in Latin America seeking sustainable solutions for a health problem that could worsen as a result of climate change. |
24Aug2013 | Organic Bananas Take on Social Change in Mexico FreshFruitPortal.com California’s Organics Unlimited is gearing up for another GROW month, a campaign created to promote organic bananas and social responsibility. |
24Aug2013 | Marijuana Consumers Present 'Peace Plan Against Mexico's Prohibitionist Model' La Jornada In the current debate on the decriminalization or regulation of marijuana the points of view of the users themselves, who are continuously overshadowed and stigmatized, are being set aside, said the Artists and Organizations Front for Marijuana Liberation. |
24Aug2013 | Guadalajara's Low Risk and High Reward Creates Thriving Investment Climate Nearshore Americas Global media often depicts Mexico as a lawless war zone, but in reality the situation in Mexico is much more nuanced and invariably less extreme. |
24Aug2013 | Mexico City Paralyzed by Teachers' Protests; Access to Airport Blocked Reuters Schoolteachers in Mexico City staging disruptive protests against education reform have fired a warning shot at President Enrique Pena Nieto's government as it prepares to push an ambitious economic agenda through Congress. |
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