13Mar2013 | Mexico Approves Reform to Fight Counterfeit Drugs The News The Senate approved reforms to the General Health Law in a bid to curb the counterfeit medicine trade in Mexico. The amendments mean that sellers of counterfeit medicines or medical samples could face lengthy prison terms and large fines. |
13Mar2013 | Government Prepares to Launch New Program to Fight National Hunger EFE The federal government plans to launch a new program to fight hunger next month, with the initial focus on 400 cities, Mexican Social Development Secretary Rosario Robles said. |
13Mar2013 | 'Habemus Papum' - Argentinian Jorge Bergoglio is Now Pope Francis I Associated Press Argentine Jorge Bergoglio has been elected pope, the first ever from the Americas and the first from outside Europe in more than a millennium. He chose the name Pope Francis. |
13Mar2013 | Migrant Workers Said Systematically Exploited in US EFE Unions and human rights defense organizations on Tuesday denounced before a panel of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights what they describe as the "systematic exploitation" of immigrant temporary workers in the United States. |
13Mar2013 | How to Make a Charity Campaign Video that will Appeal to the Public at Large The Guardian UK While you can't anticipate that a video will go viral, those that do result in huge brand awareness and the really successful ones live on forever in the mind of the public. |
13Mar2013 | Should Mexico Issue Advisories for Its Citizens Traveling to the US? Frontera NorteSur One might imagine how Mexican travel advisories for the U.S would read. The border state of New Mexico is a prime candidate for such an alert. |
13Mar2013 | From Mexico's 'Other' Sports Car Maker: The VUHL SkidMark.com Like buses, you wait for one and then two come along at once – first Mastretta and now VUHL, providing us with ‘two’ Mexican sports car makers, where before there was none. |
13Mar2013 | One Indigenous Mexican Town Finds More Security by Throwing Out the Police MinnPost The indigenous town of Cheran used to be like many places in Mexico, caving under the weight of drug-related crime and a police force that did little to stop it. But about two years ago, citizens here threw out the police, and now run the town according to indigenous tradition. |
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