13Nov2012 | Report: Software Founder John McAfee Says Innocent in Belize Slaying Associated Press Software company founder John McAfee is denying any role in the slaying of his neighbor on a Caribbean island, according to an online article posted for Wired magazine. |
13Nov2012 | How Social Media Could Revolutionize Third-World Cities The Atlantic Although the press has focused on Latin American presidents who have embraced social media as a potent new channel for old-fashioned political communications, something very different is happening at the municipal level. |
13Nov2012 | Report Reveals Disproportionate Penalties for Drug Offenses in Mexico Open Society Foundations A new report reveals that in Mexico’s drug war, those detained and prosecuted for drug-related offenses are mainly consumers and/or small-scale dealers. |
13Nov2012 | Geneticist Asks: Is Pampered Humanity Getting Steadily Less Intelligent? Guardian UK Since modern humans emerged from the evolutionary brambles of our ancient ancestry, our bodies and minds have been transforming under the pressures of natural and sexual selection. But what of human intelligence? |
13Nov2012 | Visa Exemptions Between Countries of the Pacific Alliance to Benefit Tourism in Mexico Mexico Tourism Board The Mexico Ministry of Tourism acknowledged the joint work of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and of the Interior and of their counterparts in Colombia in Peru towards the lifting of visa regulations between the countries of the Pacific Alliance. |
13Nov2012 | Tackling Voter Suppression, One Voter at a Time New America Media It wasn’t only the voters’ endurance that prevailed on Election Day. There were also selfless acts by individuals committed to the concept of ballot access. |
13Nov2012 | Mexican Boxer Alfredo Angulo Gives Back to Those in Need Boxing Scene Mostly known for having his hair short or cropped, Alfredo Angulo will step inside the ring Saturday night with longer hair that could rival that of a male model or pop singer. No, he's not making a fashion statement - he is growing his hair long to eventually donate it to “Locks of Love.†|
13Nov2012 | 'Lazytown' Helps Promote Healthy Eating in Mexico Washington Apple Commission In light of Mexico leading the world in childhood obesity rates, the apple, pear and grape industries in the U.S. have teamed up with the popular kids program, Lazytown, to promote healthy eating in Mexico. |
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