18Mar2013 | Mexico's Leftist Opposition Rallies Supporters Against Energy Reforms Business Day Waving party flags and shouting their support, tens of thousands of leftist party members rallied on Sunday against government plans to overhaul Mexico’s energy sector, a preview of the tough road ahead for President Enrique Pena Nieto’s reform push. |
18Mar2013 | Cannes' Award Winning Mexican Film Highlights the Pain of Teen-Girl Bullying Women News Network A 2012 film depiction of a teenage girl in Mexico City creates awareness about a very real problem in Mexico that comes with fatal consequences – youth bullying. |
17Mar2013 | Prosecutors Release 20 of 21 Arrested by Community Police in Michoacan EFE Twenty of the 21 suspects detained by community police members in Buenavista Tomatlan, a city in the western Mexican state of Michoacan, and handed over to authorities have been released, the Attorney General's Office said. |
17Mar2013 | Bridging the Worlds of Faith and Conservation World Wildlife Fund Many of the most important conservation places in the world are sacred, deeply rooted in local spiritual and cultural traditions. These places also face overwhelming threats, including deforestation, pollution, unsustainable extraction, melting glaciers and rising sea levels. |
17Mar2013 | Reports on Mexico's 'Disappeared' Puts the United States in a Bind InSight After a slew of reports on Mexico's "disappeared," Mexicans are left to puzzle who the more than 26,000 victims are, and the US government has to question whether the country's navy is really a trustworthy partner. |
17Mar2013 | New Pope or Not, More Americans are Losing Their Religion: Report AlterNet A new survey shows religion in America hit an all time low last year, with 20 percent of respondents saying they have no religious affiliation. |
17Mar2013 | Mexico's Enrique Pena Nieto Ready to Break Up the State Oil Monopoly VOXXI One of the problems facing the breakup of Pemex, Enrique Peña Nieto would need to change the constitution, and in order to do so he will need two thirds vote by congress. |
17Mar2013 | Dissident Blogger Yoani Sanchez Reveals Fears of Returning to Cuba Hispanically Speaking News Cuban dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez said in New York that she’s afraid of the reprisals in store for her when she returns to Cuba from an international tour she began last month after five years without being allowed to leave the island. |
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