17Jul2013 | Ensenada Councilwoman Says Indigenous Children Beggars Are a Plague Fulano Forum Graciela Moreno Pulido, councilwoman from the PRO in charge of Tourism and Social Development of the city council of Ensenada, Baja California, said that the indigenous children who sell chicles or beg in the tourist zone are a plague in the city. |
17Jul2013 | Former Mexico President Fox Blasts Drug War in Interview with High Times Magazine High Times Former President of Mexico Vicente Fox sits down with HIGH TIMES for an exclusive interview regarding his global initiative to legalize marijuana. |
16Jul2013 | While US Politicians Talk Immigration Reform, Bodies of Migrants Found Daily on Border Al Jazeera Reform of US immigration law continues to be a topic of debate in Washington, and while politicians talk, many migrants are dying in the harsh rangelands of south Texas. |
16Jul2013 | Mexican Public Favors Military Use, US Aid to Fight Drug Cartels Pew Research Center According to a Pew Research Center poll conducted in March, the Mexican public broadly supports using Mexican armed forces helped in part by U.S. intelligence for pursuing drug traffickers. |
16Jul2013 | Forced Labor Accounts for Thousands Missing in Mexico's Drug War ThinkProgress A recent report indicates that civilians caught in the crossfire between drug cartels and the Mexican government may be also serving as human chattel, forced to perform labor in gang-run camps. |
16Jul2013 | Four Billion Pesos to Be Invested in Infrastructure Projects: Enrique Pena Nieto Presidency of the Republic President Enrique Pena Nieto announced that during this administration, four billion pesos will be invested in infrastructure projects, to improve roads, railways, ports, airports and telecommunications. |
16Jul2013 | Google's One Today Charity App Now Open to All US-Based Philanthropists engadget One Today is a mobile app available to Android users in the U.S. that lets people learn about different nonprofits every day, donate to projects that inspire them, and amplify their impact by matching their friends’ donations. |
16Jul2013 | Q&A with Alfredo Corchado: 'Did 100,000 People Have to Die, or Disappear?' Inter Press Service The violent drug war in Mexico’s borderlands has changed the face of the country, injecting fear into both average citizens and the journalists trying to tell their stories. Lucy Westcott interviews journalist and author Alfredo Corchado about his. |
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