26Oct2012 | Photo, Video Restrictions at Border Violate Free Speech, ACLU Suit Says Fox News Latino Two men who were ordered by federal agents to delete photos from their camera after they tried documenting possible misconduct along the Mexican border are behind a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. |
26Oct2012 | Mexico Migrants' Mothers on 'Route' of the Missing Al Jazeera Central American women hold caravan to search for children who went missing while crossing through Mexico to the US. |
26Oct2012 | Dia de los Muertos: A Tale of a Mexican Halloween Tradition VOXXI While Americans celebrate Halloween, Mexicans celebrate Day of the Dead, an all-night vigil of communion with the dead at the graveyard. It involves burning candles and decorating tomb stones. |
26Oct2012 | Spyware Leaves Trail to Beaten Activist Through Microsoft Flaw Bloomberg News Pro-democracy activist Ahmed Mansoor unwittingly downloaded spyware that seized on a flaw in the Microsoft Corp. program to take over his computer and record every keystroke. |
26Oct2012 | Lance Armstrong Dropped From Mexico City's World Business Forum IOL News A global business forum has dropped cyclist Lance Armstrong from the list of speakers for its Mexico City event next month, organizers said on Thursday. |
26Oct2012 | Former Members of Mexico Student Movement Join Televisa Talk Show Los Angeles Times They rallied and railed against the dominant media duopoly in Mexico during a crucial election campaign, but now former members of the student movement known as #YoSoy132 are set to appear on a new talk show produced by the Televisa network. |
26Oct2012 | Greenpeace: US Tried to Cover-Up Effects of BP Gulf Oil Spill RUVR Photographs of a dead sperm whale found in the Gulf of Mexico a few weeks after the BP Deepwater disaster have reignited a debate as to the extent of the oil spill damage and the lasting consequences of the ecological tragedy. |
26Oct2012 | Mexico Could Say Goodbye to Imported Maize Tierramerica Mexico would be able to stop importing maize if it promoted peasant agriculture, more efficient water use and investment in small-scale farmers. |
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