15Aug2013 | Mexico's Government Seeks End of 'Brain Drain' The News The federal government’s efforts to stop Mexico’s brain drain have received guarded praise from the country’s most important workers’ organizations, who added that the private sector and social organizations should also do their part. |
15Aug2013 | Deported Veterans: Banished for Committing Crimes After Serving in the US Military The Washington Post Veterans who fought for the United States in wars from Korea to Afghanistan have been sent to Mexico, Germany, Jamaica, Portugal, Italy, England and other nations. Most of them came to the United States as children; many have been deported to countries where they know no one and don't speak the language. |
15Aug2013 | On Anniversary of Autonomy, Zapatistas Welcome Students to 'the Little School' CIP Americas Program Last weekend the Zapatista Good Government Boards turned ten. Throughout the five Caracols in the state of Chiapas, villages celebrated their continued existence and the gains made over a decade of indigenous autonomy and self-government. |
15Aug2013 | Americans Renouncing US Citizenship is Soaring to All Time High to Avoid Taxes RTAmerica The number of U.S. taxpayers renouncing citizenship or permanent-resident status surged to a record high in the second quarter, as new laws aimed at cracking down on overseas assets increase the cost of complying and the risk of a taxpayer misstep. |
15Aug2013 | NGO SMART Petitions Courts for Right to Grow and Consume Marijuana Aristegui Noticias The non-governmental organization Mexican Society for Responsible Consumption petitioned the Federal Judiciary for an order of protection to be able to grow, transport, and consume marijuana. |
14Aug2013 | Mars One Project Attracts More Than 100,000 Applicants for One-Way Trip to Red Planet Agencis More than 100,000 people have applied for a one-way trip to Mars, hoping to be chosen to spend the rest of their lives on uncharted territory, according to an organisation planning the manned missions. |
14Aug2013 | Setting the Record Straight on Asylum Requests at US-Mexico Border Human Rights First Over the last few days, several news outlets have produced pieces relating to protection requests at the border that reflect - and sow - confusion about the complex expedited removal system and the asylum process. Some fact-checking is in order. |
14Aug2013 | Monkey Christ Fresco Boosts Dollars for Charity BBC News When Spanish woman Cecilia Gimenez, 81, botched a restoration attempt of a fresco of Christ at her local church last year, it spawned Internet memes and worldwide ridicule. It also turned out to be a lucrative mistake. |
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