11Nov2012 | Barack Obama Facing Unprecedented Latin America Revolt Over US-Led Drug War, Trade Reuters Washington's ability to influence events in Latin America has arguably never been lower. The new reality is as much a product of the United States' economic struggles as a wave of democracy and greater prosperity that has swept much of the region. |
11Nov2012 | Mexico's Anti-Drug Strategy Upside Down After US States Legalizes Marijuana Examiner.com The legalization of the use of recreational marijuana in Colorado and Washington states has changed the rules of the game for the anti-drug efforts in Mexico. |
11Nov2012 | Report Links Climate Change and National Security VOA News The U.S. National Research Council released a report on the link between global climate change and national security. The scientific study details how global warming is putting new social and political stresses on societies around the world. |
11Nov2012 | El Paso's Annunciation House is Helping the 'Poorest of the Poor' The Christian Science Monitor February 2013 will mark 35 years since the Annunciation House was founded and Ruben Garcia started his lifework - helping poor immigrants - after having been inspired to seek out the "poorest of the poor" when Mother Teresa visited El Paso. |
11Nov2012 | Supreme Court Chief Justice: 'Mexico Courts Will Defend Human Rights' The News Recent citizen-supported policy changes and constitutional and legal agreements driven by public opinion are a positive sign that as a free and democratic nation, Mexico will protect human rights, says Chief Justice Juan Silva Meza. |
11Nov2012 | Hundreds of Marijuana Cases Were Dismissed in Washington State Last Week StoptheDrugWar.org Two county prosecutors in Washington State have dismissed 220 pending marijuana possession cases, in response to the passage of I-502, according to the Seattle Times. |
10Nov2012 | Report Cites Pilot Error for Helicopter Crash That Killed Cabinet Member Last Year Associated Press A final report on the helicopter crash last year that killed Mexican Interior Secretary Francisco Blake Mora and seven others says it was caused by pilot error. |
10Nov2012 | Nutrition Tip of the Week: Is Rice Dangerous? Mexico Ledger Recently, the US has released studies showing worrisome levels of cancer-causing arsenic in many popular rice products. If you depend on rice for a large portion of your diet, there are things you can do to lessen the risk of arsenic. |
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