19Oct2012 | Language Rights Ignored in Mexican Courts for 82% of Indigenous Defendents The News Of every 100 indigenous individuals processed in the Mexican court system, 82 do not receive interpretation or translation assistance, according to UAEM Professor Liliana Lopez. |
18Oct2012 | Interior Minister Alejandro Poire Calls for Broadened Talks on Drug Issues Rumbo de Mexico Mexico's interior minister, Alejandro Poire, this week expressed the need for new approaches toward the country's long-standing drug issues. |
18Oct2012 | Mexico is Team to Beat as CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying Down to Six Hispanically Speaking News There’s a lot of time before matches resume, but it is sure to be an interesting fight to make the 2014 World Cup. |
18Oct2012 | The Earth Needs YOU This Election Season Earth Justice It’s time to turn up the pressure on those who seek to lead us. Let’s take heart in recalling that it was an aroused citizenry who set the environmental agenda for the last 40 years, resulting in the major environmental protections our citizens. |
18Oct2012 | Frida Kahlo's Influential Wardrobe Goes on Display ArtInfo.com Nearly 60 years after her death, Kahlo’s look lives on. For the first time, her wardrobe will be featured in an exhibition, “Appearances Can Be Deceiving: The Dresses of Frida Kahlo,†which opens at the Frida Kahlo Museum in Mexico City on November 22. |
18Oct2012 | Al Jazeera's Witness - To the Last Drop: Canada's Dirty Oil Sands Al Jazeera The small town of Fort Chipewyan in northern Alberta is facing the consequences of being the first to witness the impact of the Tar Sands project, which may be the tipping point for oil development in Canada. |
18Oct2012 | Sizing Up Conspiracy Theories for Zetas Leader Heriberto Lazcano's Death InSight With reports of the death of Zetas leader Heriberto Lazcano, alias “Z-3,†there are already plenty of conspiracy theories for why his body disappeared - including assertions that he was never killed in the first place. |
18Oct2012 | United Nations Cautions US on Using Excessive Force Along Mexican Border Reuters The United States has used excessive force against immigrants along the Mexican border and should cooperate in investigating border killings, including those of many young people, the top United Nations human rights official said on Thursday. |
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