11Mar2013 | Documentary 'Greedy Lying Bastards' Targets Climate-Change Deniers POLITICO The new documentary “Greedy Lying Bastards†takes on contributors to and deniers of climate change and accuses many in the energy industry of lying and putting profits before people. |
11Mar2013 | President Enrique Pena Nieto: My First 100 Days of Government in Mexico Presidency of the Republic About three months ago, at the National Palace, I pledged to exercise effective governance with concrete results. Today, once again, in the same place, I held myself accountable to Mexican society for my first hundred days in office. |
11Mar2013 | Living in Dual Shadows - New Report Sheds Light on LGBT Undocumented Immigrants AmericanProgress.org The Williams Institute at UCLA - which researches sexual-orientation and gender-identity law and public policy - estimates that there are at least 267,000 LGBT-identified individuals among the adult population of undocumented immigrants. |
11Mar2013 | 10 Things We've Learned About HIV/AIDS in 2012 The Huffington Post More than 34 million people are living with HIV/AIDS worldwide, according to amFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research. Of these, 3.3 million are under the age of 15 years old. Each day, almost 7,000 people contract HIV around the globe. |
11Mar2013 | Push to Privatize Mexico Oil Sector Hits Snag Al Jazeera Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's proposals to open up the oil industry to private investment in order to boost production of the valuable resource has been met with opposition in congress. |
11Mar2013 | Mexican Navy Frees 104 Kidnapped Central American Migrants Near US Border The Los Angeles Times The Mexican navy announced that it had freed 104 Central American migrants who appear to have been kidnapped by an organized crime group in the border city of Nuevo Laredo. |
11Mar2013 | Carlos Puig: In Mexico City, a Vicitm's Memorial Adds Absurdity to Tragedy The New York Times A memorial to victims of the drug war was built, but was never dedicated ceremoniously. Javier Sicilia and others call it a monument to Calderon's drug war, not a memorial to the victims. |
11Mar2013 | With Journalists Targeted in Mexico's Drug War, Social Networks Step in Worldcrunch The anonymity granted by the Internet provides an alternative for people eager to inform and be informed about violence in their cities. Dozens of websites, blogs and social media profiles have sprung up to cover many events that traditional media may find difficult to report. |
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