25May2013 | Boy Scouts Approve Plan to Accept Openly Gay Boys CBS News The Boy Scouts of America threw open its ranks Thursday to gay Scouts but not gay Scout leaders — a fiercely contested compromise that some warned could fracture the organization and lead to mass defections of members and donors. |
25May2013 | Mexican Woman Receives First Transplant of Ovaries in Latin America EFE A Mexican woman received Latin America's first transplant of ovaries in a hospital in the western city of Guadalajara, the director of the Mexican Infertility Institute announced. |
25May2013 | Foreign Retirees Could Benefit From Proposed US Immigration Bill Fronteras Desk Let's call it the snowbird provision. Tucked into the Senate immigration bill are two provisions to give foreigners even more flexibility for spending time in the US when they hit the age of 55. |
25May2013 | Mexico Seizes Millions in Corruption Investigation in Tabasco State NTDTV.org Mexico's Tabasco state attorney general's office this week said it seized about $90 million pesos from a ranch as part of an investigation into alleged corruption by former state officials. |
25May2013 | A Baseball Academy in a Talent-Poor Part of Mexico The New York Times In this tiny town just south of Oaxaca’s state capital, some of Mexico’s most talented young baseball players are taking their first real steps toward the big leagues. But this school in the heart of Oaxaca is missing one glaring element: Oaxacans. |
25May2013 | Pope Francis Says Atheists Who Do Good Are Redeemed, Not Just Catholics The Huffington Post Pope Francis rocked some religious and atheist minds this week when he declared that everyone was redeemed through Jesus, including atheists. |
25May2013 | Broader Mexican eInvoicing Mandate Looms Ahead Globe Newswire With Mexico expected to announce - perhaps in the next weeks - expansion of an electronic invoicing mandate, companies need to begin planning for transition now to avoid non-compliance and costly fines. |
24May2013 | Paramilitary Activities Against Indigenous Continue in Chiapas, Mexico La Jornada With the objective of “knocking out terror†and demobilizing popular organizations, the successive governments of Chiapas state have created and financed various paramilitary groups which have committed dozens of assassinations, kidnappings, and robberies. |
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