25Jul2013 | CBP to Install Kiosks, Create Ready Lane for Faster Pedestrian Crossings at San Ysidro CBP.gov U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are installing eight new kiosks to read border crossing documents for travelers arriving at the San Ysidro port of entry on foot, and will officially open a pedestrian Ready Lane at the border crossing in August. |
25Jul2013 | Deportation of Unaccompanied Minors by US was Over 13,000 in 2012, Says Mexico Latin Times Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has written in a report that in 2012, US immigration authorities apprehended and deported 13,454 Mexican minors who were attempting to cross into the US unaccompanied by an adult. |
25Jul2013 | Thou Shalt Not Eat Meat... On Mondays at Least Inter Press Service It is a modest goal in an increasingly carnivorous world, promoted by the Meatless Monday movement that was revived in the United States in 2003 and is slowly spreading to Latin America, with branches in Mexico, Panama and Brazil. |
25Jul2013 | Mexican Congress Committee Confers Diploma to Cuba's Fidel Castro Prensa Latina The Mexican Congress' Standing Committee awarded the historical leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro, with a diploma in recognition of his role, his life and work, on occasion of the 60th anniversary of the Attack on the Moncada Garrison. |
25Jul2013 | Thanks to You, the Military Moves in Around Earth's Most Threatened Tribe Survival International Brazil’s military has launched a major ground operation against illegal logging around the land of the Awa, Earth’s most threatened tribe. |
25Jul2013 | Discovery of Illegal Fuel Taps Doubles in Mexico Associated Press The discovery of illegal taps drilled into Mexican oil and gas pipelines to steal fuel has doubled in number during 2013. |
25Jul2013 | Calle 13, the Best Music Against Violence VOXXI Calle 13's musical fusion and social commitment against censorship and firearms has been recognized as a major influencer in the fight to reduce global armed violence. |
25Jul2013 | Alejandro Hope: In Mexico's Drug War, Real Progress is Local Bloomberg Pena Nieto’s administration is caught between saying so much that fear is reignited and saying so little that it appears insensitive to the very serious threats still facing many Mexicans. |
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