15Jan2013 | Relatives of Disappeared Call for Special Prosecutor in Mexico EFE Relatives of people listed as disappeared in Mexico met with Government Secretary Miguel Angel Osorio Chong over the weekend and called for the creation of a special prosecutor's office to handle the cases. |
15Jan2013 | Can the Power of Star-Gazing be an Effective Counter to the Threat of Marginalization? Al Jazeera Sofia and Yayo believe it can. They are amateur astronomers and trained sociologists from Argentina who have traveled the continent, working with disenfranchised communities to help them look upwards to the stars as well as inwards at their own cultural identity. |
15Jan2013 | NOAA Report: Mexican Fishing Vessels Killing Endangered Sea Turtles USNews Fishing boats from Mexico killed at least 438 endangered loggerhead sea turtles in July and August 2012, according to a new report about illegal and unregulated fishing issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. |
15Jan2013 | The Power of YouTube with Dan Savage TakePart TV Dan Savage speaks with Marisha Ray about how YouTube allowed the It Gets Better Project to spread its message of hope to children around the world. |
15Jan2013 | Mexico City Grateful for Church Help in Weapons Surrender Program CNA/Europa Press Mexico's federal district thanked the Archdiocese of Mexico City for its help in a weapons surrender program which took place last week at the plaza outside the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. |
15Jan2013 | Carlos Slim's Foundation Puts Its Weight Behind Nonprofit Educational Website Khan Academy Forbes The world’s richest man, Carlos Slim Helu of Mexico, is now publicly supporting Salman Khan and his nonprofit educational website, Khan Academy. |
15Jan2013 | Four Decades of Change in Puerto Penasco Fronteras Desk The beauty and slow pace of Rocky Point was discovered by developers 10 or 15 years ago and the boom was on. Hotels, resorts and beachfront condos exploded out of the sand. Investors were drawn with promises of never-ending tourists and dollars. You couldn’t lose. Oh yes, you could. And many did. |
15Jan2013 | Chedraui Obeso, Head of Mexican Wal-Mart Competitor, Chedraui, Now a Billionaire Forbes For years now, Alfredo Chedraui Obeso of Mexico has been keeping a low profile, quietly overseeing the family business his grandparents started back in 1920. Today, thanks to the growing chain of hypermarkets, Chedraui Obeso joins the billionaires club. |
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