12Aug2013 | Making You 'Comfortable' with Spying Is Obama's Big NSA Fix Foreign Policy Barack Obama held a press conference supposedly to announce reforms of the NSA's far-flung surveillance programs. But the president offered no proposals to fundamentally change the programs, because as far as he's concerned, they don't need to be changed. |
12Aug2013 | Mexican Government Favors Decriminalizing - Not Legalizing - Marijuana Latin American Herald Tribune Mexico should continue on the path to decriminalizing marijuana but not shift course and legalize the drug, a step that could lead to increased consumption, a senior government official says. |
12Aug2013 | Watch This Mini-Documentary and You'll Never Text and Drive Again TakePart Xzavier, Chandler, Debbie, and Reggie all know the horrors of texting & driving firsthand. Watch their stories in this It Can Wait Documentary. |
12Aug2013 | Release of US Agent's Killer Puts Mexican Leader in Tricky Position The Los Angeles Times The release of a major drug trafficker who killed an American official is a tricky case for Pena Nieto and will pose a new challenge to his efforts to reform the PRI's image. |
11Aug2013 | True Stories of Love Across America's Borders Amazon.com Amor and Exile is the story of American citizens who fall in love with undocumented immigrants only to find themselves trapped in a legal labyrinth, stymied by their country's de facto exclusion of their partners. |
11Aug2013 | Huichol indigenous People and Desert Dwellers Unite in Defense of Sacred Land CIP Americas Program Mining companies are telling landowners in the desert region of central Mexico that the Huichol indigenous people want to take their land. They want to stir up a confrontation between the desert population and the tribe and to convince the population of the “benefits†of the mines. |
11Aug2013 | Queretaro Art Exhibition 'Visible Invisibilization' Shines Light on Mexico's Violence Hispanically Speaking News An international contemporary art exhibit is scheduled to kick off this week in Queretaro, providing a space for reflection and debate on one of the issues that most afflicts present-day society: violence and the different ways it is concealed. |
11Aug2013 | People Are Being Told to Use 'Key Words' to Cross Mexico Border to US Fox News At the Otay crossing near the San Diego border last Monday, about 200 people coming from Mexico gained entry to the United States all using the same key phrase; they claimed they had a 'credible fear' of drug cartels. |
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