24Jan2013 | UN Kicks Off Global Campaign Against Food Waste TakePart Are you ready to reduce your “foodprint� Increasingly, that’s the new buzzword as eco-conscious folks scramble to address what appears to be one of the biggest environmental and social problems going on right under our upturned noses: food waste. |
24Jan2013 | Presumed Guilty: Documentary Film Investigates the Legal System in Mexico PBS.org This amazing documentary film investigates the legal system in Mexico as two young Mexican attorneys attempt to exonerate a wrongly convicted man. In the process, they expose the contradictions of a judicial system that presumes suspects guilty until proven innocent. |
24Jan2013 | Buyer Penetration Still Lags in Mexico's Emerging Ecommerce Market The Financial Ecommerce in Mexico expanded faster than anticipated in 2012, spurred by widespread increases in internet and mobile usage. But online purchasing is far less common in Mexico than in other large Latin American markets. |
24Jan2013 | Pena Nieto's 'Crusade Against Hunger' Campaign Launches Amidst Criticism Argentina Independent The Crusade against Hunger program went into effect yesterday in Mexico, aimed at alleviating hunger amongst those Mexicans living in conditions of extreme poverty. |
24Jan2013 | Memorial in Mexico City Honors Drug War Dead, and Spurs a Debate The New York Times A series of rusted metal slabs amid reflecting pools in a corner of Mexico City’s biggest park, a memorial now stands as an accidental metaphor for the fog and doubts that swirl around the country’s layered debates on violence and victimhood. |
23Jan2013 | Supreme Court Orders Release of French Woman Sentenced to 60 Years for Kidnapping Associated Press A Mexican Supreme Court panel voted Wednesday to release Florence Cassez, a Frenchwoman who says she was unjustly sentenced to 60 years in prison for kidnapping. |
23Jan2013 | Missing Persons Reported on Tortilla Wrappers, Not Milk Cartons KENS 5 The U.S. has used milk cartons to spotlight the cases of missing children, but Mexico is turning to another product to enlist the public’s help in reporting abductions in Ciudad Juarez. |
23Jan2013 | With Growing Technology, How do Gadgets Affect Us? Al Jazeera Las Vegas hosted the largest consumer electronics show in the world earlier this month. The event highlighted our ever growing dependency on mobile technology, but what are the side effects? |
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