09Jan2013 | Photo of Baby Reaching Out of Womb During C-Section Goes Viral LifeSiteNews.com When Alicia Atkins posted a photo taken by her husband during her recent c-section on Facebook, she thought it would only be viewed by a handful of friends. Instead it has drawn the attention of thousands of complete strangers, as well as the media. |
09Jan2013 | Setting the Record Straight on US Immigration and Border Enforcement Center for American Progress One of the most common refrains voiced by opponents of immigration reform is that it must wait until the federal government has secured our border with Mexico and enforced the nation’s current immigration laws. Ten years ago those claims carried some force. Ten years later, the facts have changed dramatically. |
09Jan2013 | Figures Show Corruption Still Rife in Mexico's Migration Agency InSight Nearly 900 officials in Mexico's National Migration Institute (INM) were sanctioned over the last seven years, pointing to an endemically high level of corruption that is instrumental in aiding the country's human smuggling networks and selling migrants to drug gangs. |
09Jan2013 | Fundacion Azteca Collects Over 16 Million Toys for Underprivileged Children Melodika Grupo Salinas' Jugueton toy drive has once again exceeded expectations, with the collection of 16,215,523 new toys, which were transformed into millions of smiles for underprivileged children. |
09Jan2013 | OECD Report: Mexico Must Improve Water Governance Environmental Expert Mexico's river basins are under severe water stress. According to a new report, a growing population and increasing threats of climate change will worsen the current situation, making water management in Mexico a national security issue. |
09Jan2013 | President Enrique Pena Nieto is Naming His Foreign Policy Team The Dallas Morning News Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is firming up his foreign policy team, naming key players to oversee everything from security cooperation with the Obama administration to Mexicans living in the United States. |
09Jan2013 | Mexico has Changed, But Maybe Not for Better, Says Saltillo Bishop Catholic News Service Although church-state relations have thawed in the past 25 years, Saltillo Bishop Raul Vera Lopez said he remains dissatisfied with government restrictions on religion. |
09Jan2013 | Wild Dogs Blamed for Deaths in Mexico City Park Spark Debate Associated Press The fatal mauling of four people by feral dogs in a Mexico City park has set off debate about the cit's love/hate relationship with its dog population, and about the guilt or innocence of 25 animals trapped near the scene of the killings. |
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