13Nov2012 | The Five Most Controversial Video Games of All Time GameZone Here's the top five games to stand out as the most controversial, rage-inducing games ever made. They have been met with quite a bit of controversy and, in some cases, have been banned in certain countries. |
13Nov2012 | Over 90,000 Call on Zacatecas Government to Protect Human Life EWTN News Local civil and religious groups delivered a petition signed by over 90,000 people to the State Congress of Zacatecas in Mexico, calling for a constitutional amendment to prevent the legalization of abortion. |
13Nov2012 | US to Overtake Saudi Arabia and Russia as Top Oil Producer By 2017 Reuters The United States will overtake Saudi Arabia and Russia as the world's top oil producer by 2017, the West's energy agency said, predicting Washington will come very close to achieving a previously unthinkable energy self-sufficiency. |
13Nov2012 | Possible Monsanto GMO Corn Authorization in Mexico Prompts Opposition Argentina Independent Greenpeace and small-scale farmers’ organizations demand the Mexican government not approve agricultural giant Monsanto’s bid to plant genetically-modified (GMO) corn in the northern states of Sinaloa and Tamaulipas. |
13Nov2012 | US Food Giant Accused Over Biofuel 'Tainted With Indian Blood' Survival International A US food giant has been implicated in a sugarcane scandal in Brazil that has kept an entire indigenous community off its land, polluted streams and inflicted illness and death on Guarani Indians. |
12Nov2012 | Mexico's Air Traffic Up 8% in September, On Track for Record-Breaking Year ATW Mexico’s domestic air traffic grew 9.1% in September year-over-year, while international traffic increased 6.6%, according to the Director General of Civil Aviation. |
12Nov2012 | Major Parties' Deputies Push to Make Mexico City the 32nd State The News Deputies from Mexico’s three major political parties agreed last week that Mexico City should become the 32nd Mexican state and have its own constitution. |
12Nov2012 | When Central American Mothers Organize to Find Their Missing Migrant Children Waging Nonviolence Called “Freeing Hope,†a caravan of 38 mothers - which began on October 15 and ended on November 3 - traveled through El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala and across what is known as the “Migrant’s Route†in Mexico. |
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