28Feb2013 | Scores of Republicans Sign Brief Supporting Gay Marriage Ahead of Supreme Court Arguments The Huffington Post At least 75 top Republicans have signed a legal brief to be submitted to the Supreme Court this week, arguing that gay marriage is a constitutional right. |
28Feb2013 | 'Witnesses to Hunger' Focuses on Taking Pictures of Places Where Food is a Luxury Center for Hunger-Free Communities Scores of low-income mothers are focusing cameras on their children to bring the reality of America’s hunger crisis home to the well-fed masses. |
28Feb2013 | Mexico Fuels Havana Cuba's Real Estate 'Boom' New America Media Just over a year after the Cuban government permitted the first sale of real estate between private parties, a housing boom is emerging in Havana fueled by an influx of foreign capital, much of it from Mexico. |
28Feb2013 | Arrest of Mexico Teacher Union Boss Seen as a Warning to Foes of Reform McClatchy Newspapers By jailing Mexico’s most powerful woman, President Enrique Pena Nieto removed a potential political obstacle and fired a warning shot at other union leaders not to get in the way of the ruling party. |
28Feb2013 | The 3D Printers that are Revolutionizing Our Lives Israel21c Meet the Israeli-American company behind the amazing 3D printing technology that allows a disabled little girl to move her arms. |
28Feb2013 | Mexico to Take More Responsibility for Child Recruitment by Criminal Gangs InSight The Mexican government is to accept its responsibilities towards children recruited by criminal gangs and other non-state armed actors, reversing a long-standing objection to a United Nations resolution. |
28Feb2013 | Forum: Women Farmworkers have Huge Stake in Immigration Reform New America Media In January, more than 90 farm workers and community leaders gathered to discuss how U.S. immigration policy affects women. The event was part of a series of forums organized by New America Media to bring attention to issues facing women immigrants. |
28Feb2013 | Amid Controversy Over Statistics, Mexico Says Over 26,000 Reported Missing Associated Press An official count shows at least 26,121 people were reported missing during the term of President Felipe Calderon, who launched the country's offensive against drug cartels, Mexico's new administration said this week. |
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