01Mar2013 | Renewal of the Violence Against Women Act Victory for LGBT, Native Americans and Immigrants New America Media The US House of Representatives Thursday passed the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), extending protections to gay, lesbian and transgender people, as well as Native Americans and immigrants. |
01Mar2013 | Mexico's Femsa Eyes Oxxo Expansion, New Ventures Reuters Mexican retailer and bottling company Femsa expects to further expand its Oxxo convenience store chain this year and may venture further into new businesses such as drugstores and fast food. |
01Mar2013 | Inspired by the Jungle: The Zapatistas and the Rise of an Indigenous City Upside Down World All kinds of indigenous movements draw their inspiration from the Zapatistas, using direct action to secure their rights. |
01Mar2013 | Facebook Removes Photo of Breast Cancer Survivor's Chest Tattoo, Picture Goes Viral UPI Over the past couple of weeks, a tattoo design company has been engaging in a "Yes I will, No you won't" type argument with Facebook, as the social site keeps removing a photo of a breast cancer survivor's chest tattoo, and the design company continues to re-post it. |
01Mar2013 | The Pope Emeritus' New Shoes and the Mexican Man Who Makes Them NPR.org It's all about the shoes. As Benedict XVI spent his final hours as pope, Mexican media was focused on the pontiff's footwear. |
01Mar2013 | Pedro Ultreras' 'La Bestia' Documentary Looks at Migrants' Plight in Mexico EFE The new documentary "La Bestia" examines the plight of Central American migrants during their dangerous journey across Mexico to the United States. The film's goal is to "sensitize" society to the migrants' suffering |
28Feb2013 | People Give to the Charities that Show Donations Make a Difference The Guardian UK Evidence of the impact donations make to a charity is a prime influence in prompting people to give, new research shows. |
28Feb2013 | Mexican President Says Justice Will be Done in Union Boss' Case EFE The investigation of teachers union boss Elba Esther Gordillo and her associates "should continue until the final consequences," Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said. |
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