05Mar2013 | Mexican Carrier America Movil to Use Firefox Bloomberg News America Movil, the wireless carrier controlled by billionaire Carlos Slim, predicts a new smartphone running Mozilla’s Firefox operating system will help boost revenue and profit. |
05Mar2013 | Docu 'Sustainable Table': What's On Your Plate? Mercola.com The documentary film "Sustainable Table: What’s On Your Plate" takes a revealing look at the war modern-day agriculture is waging against the planet. |
05Mar2013 | Growth Of Mexican Vigilante Groups Causes Increasing Concern InSight Citizens' self-defense groups are now reportedly operating in 13 Mexican states, as fears intensify that they may turn into paramilitary organizations or be co-opted by criminal gangs. |
05Mar2013 | 5 Ways Travelers Avoid Excessive Roaming Charges CBC News Travelers can avoid excessively high roaming charges, or "roaming shock," by familiarizing themselves with their smartphone settings and cellphone contract details. |
05Mar2013 | Former Boss of Mexico's Teachers' Union Ordered to Stand Trial Angop A judge on Monday ruled there was enough evidence to prosecute the charismatic former boss of Mexico's teachers' union for allegedly embezzling around $200 million in union funds, and ordered her to remain in jail ahead of her trial. |
05Mar2013 | UN Women Calls on Governments to Deliver a Roadmap on Ending Violence Against Women UNWomen Taking place at United Nations Headquarters in New York from 4 to 15 March 2013, the 57th session of the Commission on the Status of Women has the “Elimination and prevention of all forms of violence against women and girls†as its priority theme. |
04Mar2013 | Wirrarika Reaffirm Their Determination to Defend Their Territories in Mexico Upside Down World The definitive cancellation of mining and agro-industrial contracts in the sacred territory of the Wirrarika is urgent due to the serious ecological, social and spiritual effects that are affecting the indigenous and communal farmers of the region. |
04Mar2013 | After 2 Years, Baby Born With HIV 'Functionally Cured,' Doctors Say ABC News A Mississippi baby born with HIV more than two years ago appears to be the first documented case of a child being cured of the virus, according to doctors and scientists. |
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