17Jun2013 | Mexico Shutters Coal Mines Over Child Labor Probe Mining.com Mexico's labor ministry has shut down over 20 coal mines over an investigation into illegal child labor, after snap inspections to 200 operations between December 2012 and February this year evidenced the illegal employment of minors. |
17Jun2013 | '200 Cartas' Movie Is Semi-Autographical Bilingual Journey NBC Latino Puerto Rican-born actor and director Bruno Irrizary says it was something rather unexpected that landed Lin-Manuel Miranda the leading role in his latest film, “200 Cartas.†|
17Jun2013 | Mexico Pushes for Direct Ties with Canada, Apart From US Influence The Globe and Mail Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto wants ties with Canada to be a priority in the country’s foreign policy, rather than the on-again, off-again interest of two countries distracted by relations with the United States. |
17Jun2013 | Broken US Immigration System is Leaving Thousands of Children Fatherless Think Progress Studies show a parent’s immigration status can impact children’s mental health, physical health, and school grades, making another case for a path to citizenship for fathers and mothers. |
17Jun2013 | Migrant Advocate Flees Catholic-Run Shelter After Death Threats Catholic News Service An advocate for undocumented migrants has left a Catholic-run shelter in southern Mexico after receiving death threats, a statement from a coalition of nine Catholic and human rights organizations said. |
17Jun2013 | Julian Assange Tells NSA Whistleblower Snowden: Flee to Latin America VOXXI Wikileaks founder Julian Assange - a refugee for almost a year at the Embassy of Ecuador in London - is recommending that Edward Snowden flee to Latin America after Snowden became the NSA whistleblower. |
17Jun2013 | Not All Believe Mexico is Ready to Legalize Drugs to Combat Drug Trafficking The News Mexico is not prepared for drug legalization, Gov. Jose Francisco Olvera Ruiz said in Pachuca at the inauguration of TV Azteca’s Live Without Drugs campaign. |
17Jun2013 | Fathers in Mexico: Limited Schooling, Limited Jobs with Benefits Milenio In Mexico, fatherhood and level of education don’t have a strong relationship. At least, this is what was shown by a study completed by the Belisario Dominguez Institute of the Mexican Senate. |
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