12Apr2013 | Independent Researchers Say Mexico Faces 'Three Wars' Against Crime CNN Mexico According to the 2012 Atlas of Security and Defense of Mexico, the violence that Mexico is experiencing is due to "three wars." |
12Apr2013 | New Details in Mexico Teenager's Death by US Border Patrol Agents The Republic A new witness and new evidence seem to bolster the case that a Mexican teen shot to death by the Border Patrol in October in Nogales, Sonora, was walking down the street at the time he was killed — not, as the Border Patrol has maintained, throwing rocks over the fence at agents. |
12Apr2013 | Could Self-Testing Help Overcome AIDS Epidemic? HealthDay News Having people test themselves for HIV is effective and could help bring the worldwide HIV/AIDS epidemic under control, a new study contends. |
12Apr2013 | Billionaire Carlos Slim Preparing Blitz Into TV After Mexico Crackdown Bloomberg News Billionaire Carlos Slim is preparing an aggressive push into Mexico’s television market to take advantage of new telecommunications legislation, even as the changes threaten his dominance in the phone business. |
12Apr2013 | Long Before English, Latinos Were Some of the First Immigrants in the US NBC Latino Dr. Yadira Perez and Dr. Jose C. Moya explain something many forget; Latinos were among the first immigrants in the United States. |
12Apr2013 | Navarrette: Truth About Illegal Immigration is Not Always What You Think San Diego Union-Tribune Before the US Congress can pass comprehensive immigration reform, the first thing we have to do is lift the fog. |
12Apr2013 | Indigenous Peoples Demand to be Included in Mexico's National Development Plan La Jornada In order that their demands are incorporated into the National Development Plan, organizations belonging to the National Indigenous Movement will hold forums to stress the need for recognition of the rights of the indigenous peoples. |
12Apr2013 | US Farmers, Guest Workers Pay a Price to Stay Legal The Los Angeles Times Employers say guest visa rules are complex and costly. Labor groups say they fail to protect workers. Fixing things won't be easy. |
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