28Jan2013 | UOM Study Says Low Minimum Wage Condemns Mexican Workers to Malnutrition La Jornada The longstanding wage lag in Mexico contrasts with steady increases in the prices of basic food products. This disparity has led to increasingly less food reaching the workers' tables, who have to reduce consumption of meat, chicken, milk and eggs, among others. |
28Jan2013 | US Farmers, Advocates Want Guest Worker Reform Fronteras Desk As talk of immigration reform heats up, overhauling the nation’s guest worker program as part of an immigration reform package has become a top priority for the nation’s farm lobby, as domestic farm labor has become scarce in recent years. |
28Jan2013 | Leftist Opposition Party Plans Campaign to Protect State-Owned Pemex Hispanically Speaking News The leftist opposition Party of the Democratic Revolution, or PRD, plans to organize a national campaign to protect state-owned oil giant Petroleos Mexicanos, party officials said. |
28Jan2013 | The Real News Network Asks, 'Is the War on Drugs All About the Money?' TRNN Stephen Downing, a retired deputy chief of police for the Los Angeles Police Department and Terry Nelson, retired from Department of Homeland Security on why they support treating addiction as a health problem and are for the total legalization of drugs. |
28Jan2013 | Spanish is Second-Most-Used Language on Twitter EFE Spanish is already the second-most-used language on Twitter, after English, the director of Spain's Cervantes Institute says. |
28Jan2013 | Mexico to Host World Rally Championship Event MexicoToday This spring, Mexico will be hosting third round of the World Rally Championship as the first gravel event. Mexico will be holding the competition March 7th to March 10th, spanning over a distance of 397 kilometers. |
28Jan2013 | Family Structures: Examining the Global Trend Towards Same-Sex Marriage Al Jazeera Al Jazeera's Inside Story examines the global trend towards same-sex marriage and its implications on traditional family structures. It is an issue about bringing couples together - but its proving highly divisive. |
28Jan2013 | Conservation Push Brings Bison Back to Mexico's Chihuahua State The Dallas Morning News Tall and mighty, the bison, also known as buffalo, once roamed North America by the millions. Now they’re back in this state of Chihuahua, bordering Texas, as part of an effort by the U.S. and Mexican governments. |
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