10Nov2012 | For Religious Conservatives, US Election Was A 'Disaster' NPR.org Many religious conservatives thought this might be the year of an evangelical comeback, when voters would throw President Obama out because of his support of same-sex marriage and abortion, and his health plan's birth control mandate. It didn't work out that way. |
10Nov2012 | Citing Survey, Marriott Launches Tech-Free Zones in Caribbean & Mexican Resorts ParadiseByMarriott.com To find a happy medium between peace and productivity, the collection of nine resorts created optional “Braincation†tech-free zones that will launch in December and run throughout the winter months. These zones will not allow the use of cell phones or electronic devices. |
09Nov2012 | Latinos Elected to State Legislatures in 36 US States NBC Latino The 2012 election has been a historic one for Latino voters, but it’s also proven to be a crucial moment for Latino elected officials as well. |
09Nov2012 | New US Pot Laws Likely to Face Federal Challenge Baptist Press Marijuana initiatives approved by voters in Colorado and Washington may be short-lived, according to reports that the U.S. Department of Justice will challenge the laws, asserting federal supremacy. |
09Nov2012 | 14 Federal Police charged With Attempted Murder in August Ambush of CIA Officers Associated Press Mexican prosecutors charged 14 federal police officers Friday with trying to kill two CIA agents and a Mexican navy captain in an August ambush south of the capital. |
09Nov2012 | Student Uses Google to Track Drug-Trafficking Gangs IANS/EFE A Mexican working on her PhD at Harvard University's Department of Government has developed an algorithm that uses Google's search engine to track the activity, movement and "modus operandi" of drug cartels in her homeland. |
09Nov2012 | Flow of United Kingdom Tourists to Mexico to Increase Mexico Tourism Board Mexico Secretary of Tourism Gloria Guevara Manzo recently met in London with executives from leading travel companies and airlines in the UK, who indicated that their frequency of travel to Mexico is set to increase. |
09Nov2012 | Guatemala Earthquake: Estimated 600,000 Children Affected, Death Toll Rises Jobs & Hire The worst earthquake since 1976 rocked Guatemala's southwest Pacific coasts Wednesday night and left at least 52 people dead, an estimate of more than 600,000 children affected and more than 700 people in shelters. |
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