20Dec2012 | Young Immigrants Tell Their Own Stories in 'Papers: Stories by Undocumented Youth' Colorlines.com A new book titled “Papers: Stories by Undocumented Youth†tells the stories of young undocumented immigrants who range in age from 10 to 32 and come from countries as diverse as Nigeria, Korea, Mexico, Indonesia and England. |
20Dec2012 | Mexican Jails in Meltdown: Will Pena Nieto Now Introduce Penal Reforms? Allvoices It appears that the Mexican penal system is in meltdown. The Durango state jail is the fiery tip of a simmering volcano of corruption and human rights issues across Mexico's jail and legal systems. |
20Dec2012 | Broad Education Overhaul Bill Passes First Hurdle in Mexico Reuters Lawmakers in Mexico's lower house of Congress approved a broad education overhaul on Thursday aimed at checking the influence of the country's large and politically powerful teachers union. |
20Dec2012 | Entrepreneurship One Answer for Aging Boomers as Jobs Dwindle New America Media As the aging baby boomers generation continues to live longer and in better physical and mental health than even they had anticipated, they are beginning to face the dilemma of financing their future. |
20Dec2012 | Climate Studies Flag Trouble for Mexico Farmers Reuters A growing body of scientific evidence ranks Mexico and its southern neighbors near the top of the list of countries most vulnerable to global warming, and advances in micro-forecasting foresee a grim future in alarming detail. |
20Dec2012 | Despite Social and Economic Progress, Mexico Remains Far from Rich Associated Press By a wide range of social and economic indicators, Mexico has reached a turning point, development experts say. The country is no longer poor, though it is a long way from being rich. |
20Dec2012 | Seven of World's 10 Countries with Most Upbeat Attitudes are in Latin America Associated Press A Gallup poll released this week of nearly 150,000 people around the world says seven of the world's 10 countries with the most upbeat attitudes are in Latin America. |
20Dec2012 | Fake Televisa Journalists Found Guilty in Nicaragua Drug Case BBC News A judge in Nicaragua has found 18 Mexicans who posed as journalists from Mexico's biggest TV network, Televisa, guilty of organized crime. They were arrested in August as they tried to cross into Nicaragua in six vans, some painted with Televisa logos. |
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