10Aug2013 | Two High-Profile Cases Bolster Suspicion of Mexico's Justice System The Los Angeles Times The collapse of high-profile cases against two well-connected men leaves many dismayed by what they see as enduring dysfunction. |
10Aug2013 | Dengue Epidemic Looms for Latin American Region Associated Press Central America is on track to have one of its worst years ever for the painful, sometimes fatal disease of dengue, prompting governments across the region to mobilize against the mosquito-borne virus. |
10Aug2013 | Mexico Tops List of Favorite Boomer Vacation Spots Sunrise Senior Living While there are no bad choices when it comes to traveling during senior living, a recent survey from WatchBoom revealed the most popular destinations among baby boomers - and Mexico grabbed the top spot. |
10Aug2013 | 'Terms and Conditions May Apply': The Future of Privacy and Civil Liberties Documentaries News In Terms and Conditions May Apply Documentary film, filmmaker Cullen Hoback uses fascinating examples and so-unbelievable-they're-almost-funny facts to expose what's being legally taken from you every day. |
10Aug2013 | Deported Migrants Cope After Tijuana Police Destroy Their Homes KPBS.org This week, law enforcement in Tijuana evicted hundreds of people who live in makeshift homes on the banks of the Tijuana river. Fronteras reporter Adrian Florido visited to see how these people, among Tijuana's most destitute, are faring. |
10Aug2013 | Morelia International Film Festival 2013 Presents Its Official Mexican Selection twitch The Morelia Film Festival 2013, arguably Mexico's most important, will be celebrated from October 18 to 27. The first big announcement of the festival has just been made, with the official selection of Mexican films. |
10Aug2013 | Fresh Fruit, Broken Bodies: Why Picking Your Berries for $8,000 a Year Hurts NPR As the supply chain that delivers our food to us gets longer and more complicated, many consumers want to understand - and control - where their food comes from. |
10Aug2013 | US Authorities Say No Charges for Border Agent Who Shot Mexican Teen Reuters U.S. authorities will not bring charges against a Border Patrol agent in Arizona who shot dead a rock-throwing Mexican teenager two years ago because the fatal injury did not occur in the United States, the Justice Department said on Friday. |
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