04Mar2013 | Solidarity Movement in Mexico Adopts Strategy in Support of Cuba Cuban News Agency The 28th Mexican Forum in Solidarity with Cuba adopted its plan of action and objectives for 2013 during its closing session in Mexico City. Over 530 delegates from 25 Mexican states backed the final declaration of the conference. |
04Mar2013 | WATCH: US Border Patrol Checkpoints Foiled by Drivers Asserting Their Rights The Huffington Post As anyone familiar with the U.S.-Mexico border knows, the checkpoints don't start where the two countries meet. What you might not know is that you're not legally obligated to answer their questions. |
04Mar2013 | Viral Video Reveals the Extent of Wealth Inequality in the United States politizane The wealth inequality issue in the United States is well-known, but most Americans are not fully aware of its extent. This video, which started going viral after being posted on Reddit reflects the facts as seen from many different sources. |
04Mar2013 | Mexican Drug Lord Booted from Rich List - 'Assets Hard to Calculate' Says Forbes Agence France-Presse A feared Mexican drug lord who made an unusual addition to Forbes' list of top billionaires has been dropped from the latest ranking because his assets are hard to calculate, the magazine said. |
04Mar2013 | Historic Milestone for San Diego's Chicano Park U-T San Diego San Diego’s Chicano Park has been entered into the National Register of Historic Places. The designation recognizes the park for its critical association with the Chicano Civil Rights Movement. |
04Mar2013 | 100 Million Sharks Killed Each Year, Study Finds LiveScience While it’s no secret that globally we’re annihilating shark populations, the actual numbers behind our mass destruction of these creatures have remained elusive, until now. |
04Mar2013 | Is Taking Down Mexico's Teachers' Union Head Politics or Reform? Al Jazeera Is the arrest of the country's teachers' union head a political ploy or an attempt to reform its education system? |
04Mar2013 | 'La Santa Muerte' Spreading Across US after Years Linked to Mexico Drug Cartels, Love, Magic Associated Press Popular in Mexico, and sometimes linked to the illicit drug trade, Saint Death is gaining devotees among immigrant small business owners, artists, gay activists and the poor. |
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