13Jun2013 | Mexico City Catholic Church Collecting Guns to Help Reduce Violence Hispanically Speaking News In the first five months of 2013 Mexico City authorities have collected nearly 5,500 firearms. Though the number is small in comparison to the weapons that are illegally on the streets of Mexico City, it is in fact more weapons that have been voluntarily collected in the four previous years. |
13Jun2013 | Perils en Route to US Mean More Central Americans Now Pin Hopes on Mexico The Christian Science Monitor The route to the US has become so risky and costly that increasing numbers of Central American migrants - fleeing violence and economic woes at home - are staying in Mexico, working illegally. |
13Jun2013 | Religious Scholars: Biblical Marriage Not Defined Simply as One Man, One Woman The Huffington Post A trio of Iowa-based religious scholars penned an op-ed in a local paper this week, reminding readers that despite popular opinion, the Bible does not simply define marriage as between one man and one woman. |
13Jun2013 | Gulf City of Veracruz Bans Bullfights, Dog Fights and Cockfights EFE The government of the Mexican Gulf city of Veracruz has banned bullfighting and all other shows featuring animals, officials said Wednesday. |
13Jun2013 | Biggest Spy Data Center to Open in US State Al Jazeera As the world reacts to the news that the United States has been secretly mining unprecedented amounts of global phone and email traffic, the US National Security Agency is building a place to do it bigger and better. |
13Jun2013 | Carlos Slim Advises Others to Invest in Mexico VOXXI Mexico billionaire Carlos Slim has never held public office, but the second richest man in the world may as well be king of Mexico as far as Wall Street and international investors are concerned. |
13Jun2013 | El Diario: Democrats Must Regain Control of the Immigration Debate New America Media An editorial in New York's El Diario/La Prensa argues that Sen. Marco Rubio's shifting stance on immigration reform isn't just a response to attacks by conservative Republicans. It's also the product of a lack of leadership by Democrats. |
13Jun2013 | A Healthy Oasis of Peace and Tolerance in Yucatan RNW In the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, there’s a place which welcomes gay Indians who have AIDS. It’s an oasis of tranquility in an atmosphere of discrimination and intolerance. |
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