27May2013 | Social Media Tool Helps Same-Sex Couples Wed Even Where Gay Marriage is Banned Tous Unis Pour l'Egalite Google+ is being used as a tool by couples who don't want to be hemmed in by their country's limiting laws. |
27May2013 | Human Rights Coalition to Hike Along Emigrant Route in Mexico and USA Prensa Latina A hike along the dangerous route of emigrants at the border of the states of Sonora, in Mexico and Arizona, in the United States, will be carried out for seven days, starting on Tuesday. |
27May2013 | Food MythBusters: Do We Really Need Industrial Agriculture to Feed the World? FoodMyths.org The biggest players in the food industry - from pesticide pushers to fertilizer makers to food processors and manufacturers - spend billions of dollars every year not selling food, but selling the idea that we need their products to feed the world. Do we? |
27May2013 | Paying a Heavy Price in Mexico: Obesity Weighs Down on Top Soda Guzzler Sapa-AFP Mexico is paying a heavy price for its diet, giving it the dubious distinction of being the world’s top consumer of sodas and home of the world’s second most obese population after its giant northern neighbor, the United States. |
27May2013 | INEGI Releases Data on Internet Trends in Mexico Frontera NorteSur Internet usage has soared in 21st century Mexico, but few Mexicans employ the service to conduct financial transactions. |
27May2013 | Rights Activist Javier Sicilia On the Emptiness of the Mexican State Proceso A State is not measured by its structure and its description in the Constitution, or by the discussions raised in the media. It is measured by the good it does for citizens. |
27May2013 | Officials Say Thriving Unlicensed Casinos in Mexico Must be Regulated Frontera NorteSur The Mexican state is trumped by the power of some casinos operating on the margin of the law. At least that’s the conclusion of two Mexican congressmen after hearing testimony from the Pena Nieto administration’s official in charge of regulating gaming. |
26May2013 | Mexico's Amat Escalante Wins Cannes Best Director Award for 'Heli' Agence France-Presse Mexico's Amat Escalante won the best director prize at the Cannes Film Festival Sunday for the ultra-violent "Heli" about his country's blood-drenched drug wars. |
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