01Apr2013 | Reporter on Mexico's Northern Border Refuses to Be Silenced RNW Sergio Haro is a reporter in northern Mexico. He’s been working as a journalist in a country where 172 reporters have been murdered in the past 12 years. Despite these frightening statistics, Haro refuses to stop reporting on the country’s main problem: the drugs trade. |
01Apr2013 | Tracking the Causes of Mexico's Sharp Decline of the Monarch Butterfly Yale Environment 360 Insect ecologist Orley Taylor talks to Yale Environment 360 about how the planting of genetically modified crops and the resulting use of herbicides has contributed to the monarchs’ decline. |
01Apr2013 | Workers Party's Annual Anti-Imperialist Seminar Honors Hugo Chavez Workers World The recent death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez became a central focus for the hundreds of progressives and revolutionaries who gathered in Mexico City in mid-March for the 17th annual Seminar on “Parties and the New Society.†|
01Apr2013 | Violence Against Indigenous Women and the Twofold Challenge Al Jazeera In many contexts, woman in Latin America face an uphill battle to maintain even the most basic human rights. This is magnified for indigenous women. |
01Apr2013 | Pena Nieto to Promulgate Mexico's New Law of Citizen Protection Today La Jornada Today, President Enrique Pena Nieto will promulgate the new Amparo Law, recently passed by Congress after a long legislative process that lasted two years, but which remained virtually frozen during the administrations of Vicente Fox and Felipe Calderon. |
01Apr2013 | Mexican Watchdog Sues Telmex Over Illegal Charges Reuters The Mexican government's consumer protection agency said on Sunday it had opened a class action lawsuit against Carlos Slim's fixed line phone company Telmex for making illegal charges. |
31Mar2013 | Raramuri Indians Use Holy Week to Pray for Expulsion of Mexico's Narcos EFE The Raramuri Indians are using Holy Week to pray for the expulsion of drug traffickers from their lands in northern Mexico's Chihuahua state. |
31Mar2013 | Can Micro-Donations for Content Creators and Nonprofits Create a New Online Economy? Co.Exist CentUp, a new organization that is attempting to monetize making interesting art and culture on the Internet thinks it has a hook: enticing you to give pennies to artists by helping you give pennies to charity at the same time. |
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