10Dec2012 | Reforms Could Weaken Organization of American States Rights Body Inter Press Service he pan-regional Organization of American States on last week received a petition signed by more than 3,000 signatories from throughout the Americas, including four past presidents, expressing a host of concerns over current attempts to reform the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. |
10Dec2012 | Eliminating Charitable Deductions Would Help Budget, Hurt Charities ABC News Radio Looking for a way to put hundreds of billions of dollars back into the US federal budget? Eliminating the charitable giving deduction would do just that. |
10Dec2012 | Our Lady of Guadalupe's Devotion Extends Beyond the Americas Catholic News Service Our Lady of Guadalupe is intimately associated with Mexico and forms part of the Mexican identity - even for many non-Catholics, who call themselves, "Guadalupanos." |
10Dec2012 | Jenni Rivera Mourned in Mexican Music World After Singer Presumed Killed in Plane Crash Associated Press Mexico's music world mourned Jenni Rivera, the U.S.-born singer presumed killed in a plane crash whose soulful voice and openness about her personal troubles had made her a Mexican-American superstar. |
10Dec2012 | Human Rights Day Spotlight on Women, Youth, Minorities, Disabiled, Indigenous, Poor UN.org Human Rights Day presents an opportunity, every year, to celebrate human rights, highlight a specific issue, and advocate for the full enjoyment of all human rights by everyone everywhere. |
09Dec2012 | BP Television Ads Misleading Consumers NewsChief.com The huge oil company responsible for the spill continues to run television ads trying to convince us of how much they care about the Gulf of Mexico and the people along the Gulf Coast who continue to suffer. |
09Dec2012 | When US Border Patrol Agents Shoot, Lawsuits Often the Only Recourse Arizona Daily Star When agents shoot, lawsuits follow. It's a rule of thumb that Border Patrol agents know and even families deep in Mexico come to learn. |
09Dec2012 | Documentary Asks if Cancer, AIDS and Autism are 'Incurable Diseases' or Lucrative Investments IncurableDiseasesBiz "Incurable Diseases" Is it a Business? is a documentary that exposes the possibility of a medical field that might exist for the benefit of their corporate shareholders financial well being rather than promoting a healthy society. |
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