31Oct2012 | Indigenous Vs. Multinationals in Mexico's Dash Towards Wind Power Associated Press Mexico is putting up wind power turbines at a breakneck pace and the expansion is pitting energy companies against the Indians who live in one of the windiest spots in the world. |
31Oct2012 | Americans Ready to Risk Lives to Save Souls in Monterrey, Mexico Los Angeles Times Evangelical Presbyterians, many of them older men, don't let drug war violence scare them away from checking up on the churches they support financially. |
31Oct2012 | Pena Nieto Will Back Tax Reform in First Year Buenos Aires Herald Mexico's president-elect, Enrique Pena Nieto, will present a tax reform bill during his first year in office, his top aide said, without providing any details on the plan. |
31Oct2012 | Checking in on NAFTA's Immigration Promise Marketplace.org In 1992, NAFTA was signed with the promise that it would create such great jobs in Mexico that Mexicans wouldn't want to illegally immigrate to the U.S. But in the two decades since, the number of people living illegally has nearly quadrupled. |
31Oct2012 | Jeep Attempting to Cross Over 14-Foot-High Border Fence Hits Snag Imperial Valley Press Yuma Sector U.S. Border Patrol agents encountered an unusual sight just after midnight Tuesday when they found a Jeep Cherokee stuck on top of the international boundary fence. |
31Oct2012 | The Blond 'Mexican Beggar Child' Story Holds a Mirror to US Perceptions of Race Guardian UK The racism that saw a picture of a light-skinned girl and her 'brown' mother cause such controversy is not confined to Mexico. |
31Oct2012 | Bad-Ass Boeing Weapon Can Now Target Electronics GeekWire In what could potentially change modern day warfare, Boeing and the U.S. Air Force successfully tested a missile whose primary purpose is to disable computers and other electronics from a distance, using microwaves. |
30Oct2012 | President Calderon Calls on Mexico to Fight Youth Drug Use The News President Felipe Calderón yesterday called on the country to fight against and prevent addictions in children and young people, saying that addiction is “the slavery of the 21st century.†|
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