07Jun2013 | Would You Donate a Portion of Your Hotel Room Rate to a Local Charity? HotelChatter Over the past few years, we've seen a variety of attempts by charities to grab the loose change from people's pockets - the most common example being the option to round up to the nearest dollar and donate the difference at the grocery store checkout. But this trend is also spreading to the travel industry. |
07Jun2013 | Government Investigating Alleged Involvement of Public Servants in Disappearances La Jornada The federal government is fully investigating the alleged participation of more than 2000 public servants in acts of enforced disappearance, said Secretary Miguel Angel Osorio Chong. |
07Jun2013 | Mercedes Considering Mexican Production Motor Authority Mercedes-Benz is the latest luxury automaker reported to be eyeing production in Mexico, a move that would help it lower production costs, hedge against currency fluctuations and improve logistics. |
07Jun2013 | Jose-Luis Orozco: Capturing Kids' Attention In Two Languages Through Music NPR.org For the past 42 years, the Mexican singer and author has been entertaining children with songs he sings in English and Spanish - a passion that revolves around teaching children to be bilingual through music. |
07Jun2013 | Massive Swordfish Caught in the Gulf of Mexico ABC News Fishermen are known for telling stories that are sometimes larger than life. But what this crew reeled in was really big - a nearly 500 pound swordfish. |
07Jun2013 | John Ackerman: United States Drug War Policy Props Mexican Ruling Class TheRealNews The Real News Network continues a discussion with John Ackerman about Mexico, narco gangs, U.S. policy, and the roots of these problems. |
07Jun2013 | Morris the Cat Runs for Mayor of Veracruz State Capital Xalapa Metro UK Two young men from Veracruz, a state in Mexico, have prepared for a July 7 election by nominating a cat named Morris as the citizen's candidate for mayor of Xalapa, the state capital. |
07Jun2013 | Study: Half Of Licensed US Gun Dealers Depend On Weapons Trafficking To Mexico ThinkProgress A recent study not only confirms the claim that many of the guns used in the ongoing violence in Mexico are from the United States, but finds that some U.S. gun dealers depend on this illegal gun running to stay afloat. |
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