23Oct2012 | US Job Market: The Other Unemployment Rate CNNMoney U.S. unemployment fell to 7.8% in September. But that doesn't mean the other 92.2% of adults are working. |
23Oct2012 | Laws Still Tough on Abortion in Latin America TrustLaw In most countries in the region, abortion is only allowed in cases of rape, incest or if the life of the mother or fetus is in danger. A handful of countries, mostly in Central America, have banned abortion under any circumstances. |
23Oct2012 | Navy Has Become Mexico's Most Important Crime-Fighting Force McClatchy Newspapers For decades, the navy was relegated to protecting Mexico’s offshore oil platforms and patrolling its two ocean coastlines. But these days, Mexico’s navy is active deep inside the country’s interior, eclipsing the army as the go-to security force in the country’s war on organized crime. |
23Oct2012 | Consumerism Is Overtaking Our Society 2nd Green Revolution It is too easy to be consumers in our society. We are constantly bombarded with ads and opportunities to consume. It is very tempting. |
23Oct2012 | US Says It's the 'Beginning of the End' for Mexico's Drug Cartels InSight The United States' top drug policy diplomat believes that it is “the beginning of the end†for Mexico's drug cartels, but while the dynamics of drug trafficking in the hemisphere are changing, organized crime is evolving in the face of security force pressure. |
23Oct2012 | MacArthur 'Genius' Fellowship Award Winner Hunts Down Dead Zones OurAmazingPlanet In recent summers, the so-called "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico has been as large as the state of New Jersey. Marine ecologist Nancy Rabalais has been working for nearly 30 years to track the zone's size and location, to determine what causes it and to try to prevent it from continuing to grow. |
23Oct2012 | Opinion: The US Campaigns Have Treated Mexico as an Oversized HomeDepot NBC Latino Latin countries avoided the gaze of the giant in last night’s presidential debate on foreign policy. Throughout this campaign, surprisingly little has been said about Latinos and issues that disproportionately impact our lives. |
23Oct2012 | Fidel Castro Says Rumors About His Health Are 'Lies' EFE Former Cuban President Fidel Castro said in an article published Monday that rumors circulating over the past few days about his increasingly poor state of health were "lies." |
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