03Oct2012 | Central America Drug Case Vexes Televisa Network McClatchy Newspapers It's become known as the case of the "fake journalists," and it's a headache that just won't go away for Televisa, the largest mass media company in the Spanish-speaking world. |
03Oct2012 | Online Treatment and Therapy Sessions From the Comfort of Your Home The Fix A new online rehab offers "shame-free" treatment via video conferencing, its CEO tells The Fix. But it's not for everyone. |
03Oct2012 | Cartel May Have Targeted CIA Officers Ambused by Federal Police Associated Press A senior U.S. official says there is strong circumstantial evidence that Mexican federal police who fired on a U.S. Embassy vehicle, wounding two CIA officers, were working for organized crime on a targeted assassination attempt. |
02Oct2012 | Mexicans Ask Canada to Let Them Stay Agence France-Presse Around 60 Mexicans marched on Canada's parliament on Tuesday to request amnesty for thousands of failed asylum seekers whose lives they say would be at risk if they are deported to Mexico. |
02Oct2012 | Bankomunales: Self-Financing That Works for the Poor Inter Press Service Bankomunales, present in 14 countries on four continents, are the brainchild of Venezuelan social entrepreneur Salomon Raydan, who demonstrated that the poor can be self-financed, after Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh, the father of microcredit, had shown that they could be financed. |
02Oct2012 | Be the Change: The Story of Mahatma Gandhi on the International Day of Non-Violence mcyogimusic In honor of Gandhi's 143rd birthday and the United Nations' International Day of Non-Violence, rapper MC Yogi has released "Be the Change," a song and video chronicling Gandhi's life and inspirational wisdom. |
02Oct2012 | Labor Reforms Could Impact Mexico Unions, Companies Global Post A new bill meant as an update to 1970s-era labor laws will likely be passed in Mexico. However, unions and business leaders are both skeptical about possible ramifications. |
02Oct2012 | App Uses Social Media to Fight Corruption In Mexico The Observer While Google chairman Eric Schmidt was declaring technology to be the solution to Mexico's drug violence, two kids from Mexico were already expanding coverage of their citizen-sourced crime reporting app to the entire country. |
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