08Dec2012 | LatAm Activists Facing Greater Intimidation, Says Amnesty International Amnesty International Amnesty International said in a report released Friday that human rights activists throughout the Americas face “escalating levels†of intimidation and violence. |
08Dec2012 | Making Music on the Mexico City Metro The Age At just three pesos a ride, this isn't just the cheapest, shrewdest way to avoid the traffic jams that clog the overland arteries of Mexico City. It's a cultural sight in its own right. |
08Dec2012 | Virgin's Richard Branson: US War on Drugs a Trillion-Dollar Failure CNN Here we are, four decades after Richard Nixon declared the war on drugs in 1971 and $1 trillion spent since then. What do we have to show for it? We could learn a thing or two by looking at what Prohibition brought to the United States. |
08Dec2012 | Mexican Banking Data Reveals Cities that Borrow More than Save Have Better Quality of Life Hispanic PR Wire Mexican cities and villages where credit exceeds savings deposits offer a higher quality of life and a more educated citizenry, according to 12 years of financial data released by Mexico's National Banking and Securities Commission. |
08Dec2012 | AFL-CIO President Trumka Says Mexico on Path of 'Low Wage Development' People's World Mexico, the large U.S. trading partner and southern neighbor, is on a path of "low-wage development," including weakening its labor law and oppressing independent unions, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka says. |
08Dec2012 | Latest Hell for Ex-US Marine Chained to Bed in Mexican Jail McClatchy Newspapers As a U.S. Marine, Jon Hammar endured nightmarish tension patrolling the war-ravaged streets of Iraq’s Fallujah. Today, Hammer is in a Matamoros prison, charged with a serious crime: possession of a weapon restricted for use to Mexico’s armed forces. |
08Dec2012 | New Animated Video Explains Economic Inequality The California Federation of Teachers The 8 minute video shows how we arrived at this moment of poorly funded public services and widening economic inequality. Things go downhill in a happy and prosperous land after the rich decide they don't want to pay taxes anymore. |
08Dec2012 | Car Sharing as a Cure for Traffic Congestion in Mexico City Pro Mexico Carrot is a car-sharing service that began operating in mid-June 2012 in Mexico City. The premise is simple enough: it’s better to have several people using one car than each one of them driving individually. And the benefits couldn’t be more obvious. |
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