06Mar2013 | Vaccinations Underway as Mexico's Poultry Cull Continues WorldPoultry.net Avian Influenza is continuing to devastate the Mexican poultry industry with some reports stating that two million birds have now been destroyed. |
06Mar2013 | Billionaires in Space: Whose Dreams Are Biggest? Bloomberg As Elon Musk and his SpaceX rocket make another trip to the International Space Station, he is not the only super-rich entrepreneur with big ideas about transforming the stratosphere. |
06Mar2013 | Oaxaca Indigenous Voice Their Struggle Against Wind Farm - Gustavo Esteva La Jornada Marema Renewables is not just the facade of transnational capital. It is the symbol of the increasingly widespread pattern of accumulation by dispossession. The struggle of these villagers is also our struggle. |
06Mar2013 | Delta Volunteers Build Six Homes with Habitat for Humanity in Mexico PRNewswire Delta Air Lines and Habitat for Humanity International have joined forces in March, to help build six Habitat homes in Puebla, an historic Spanish colonial city approximately 80 miles east of Mexico City. |
06Mar2013 | World Leaders Pay Tribute to Hugo Chavez as Wave of Grief Washes Over Latin America NBC News A wave of public grief washed over Latin America following the death of Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, reflecting the powerful emotions the charismatic leftist leader evoked in the region and around the world. |
05Mar2013 | Government Says Hunger Crusade is About Poverty, Not Buying Votes The News Members of Sedesol said the 400 municipalities participating in the first stage of the program were chosen according to strict statistical analysis, and that electoral issues were not considered. |
05Mar2013 | Progress Made Against Heroin and Synthetic Drugs, UN Agency Says EFE Mexico, the country most affected by drug-related violence, is making significant progress in battling heroin and synthetic drugs, the International Narcotics Control Board, or INCB, said in its annual report. |
05Mar2013 | Mexico Seizes Hundreds of Thousands of Natural Food Supplements Promising False Cures Hispanically Speaking News Health authorities seized 685,000 natural food supplements that made false claims about their effectiveness in curing cancer, diabetes, obesity and other diseases. |
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