20May2013 | Death to Santa Muerte: The Vatican vs. the Mexican Skeleton Saint HuffPost Latino It was the declaration of Santa Muerte as an enemy of the Mexican state by former president Felipe Calderon that first sparked my interest in the skeletal folk saint. |
20May2013 | Film by Rodriguez Brothers on Sexual Abuse Wins at Colombia-Venezuela Festival Inter Press Service A Venezuelan movie about a young deaf woman who is sexually abused by her stepfather, “Brecha en el silencio†(Breach in the Silence), took top prize at the second Colombia-Venezuela film festival. |
20May2013 | La Paz Citizens Rally Against Changes to Constitution Allowing Foreign Ownership Fulano Forum Around 50 people aboard an equal number of kayaks gathered at the beach adjacent to the kiosk at the Malecon in La Paz Saturday afternoon to demonstrate against the privatization of Mexican beaches. |
20May2013 | Built to Last: How Immigration Reform Can Deter Unauthorized Immigration American Immigration Council The solutions proposed in the bill are a significant leap forward and offer much stronger mechanisms and incentives for potential immigrants to use legal channels. |
20May2013 | Mexico's Housing Boom Becomes a Bust Bloomberg With foreclosures at a record, President Enrique Pena Nieto’s 5-month-old government is trying to reverse course on urban sprawl by shifting subsidies to encourage apartment development in cities. |
20May2013 | Asteroid 9 Times Size of Name-Sharing Ocean Liner Approaching Earth RT.com The 1998 QE2 asteroid has the physical mass to potentially deliver life on Earth a knockout punch, being 2.7km in length. It is to buzz our planet on May 31, aweing the stargazing community. |
20May2013 | Alejandro Hope: In Mexico, Government Policy Obfuscating Crime Numbers The Dallas Morning News As a result of threats and violence from criminal gangs, many local news organizations in Mexico have long limited their reporting on the drug war. Now the practice has extended to the national media. |
20May2013 | In Mexico, Immigrants' Relatives Watch US Immigration Reform Debate, and Hope The Los Angeles Times Many are skeptical that Congress will pass immigration reform, but if it happens, they say, it will mean the reunion of countless family members, some separated for 20 years. |
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