02Oct2012 | Film Raises Rights Issues for Undocumented Women Huffington Post Based on a true story, 'The Call' aims to represent the "impossible choice" many undocumented immigrant women must make in the face of sexual assault, domestic abuse, and other violence. The film is an answer to recent policy that excludes undocumented immigrants, placing their safety at risk. |
02Oct2012 | Lost Egyptian Pyramids Found by Google Earth? Mother Nature Network Have two new Egyptian pyramids been located thousands of years after they were last seen by human eyes? That may be the case, as images from Google Earth appear to show two long-lost pyramid complexes in Upper Egypt. |
02Oct2012 | From Policies to Benefits, Big Business Increasingly Supports Gay Rights Harvard Business Review Surely no company wants to discriminate, and all should consider the growing support for one of the last frontiers of federal civil rights. But there are also concrete business reasons for a company announcing its support of LGBT equality — all tied to the bottom line. |
02Oct2012 | Vote4Stuff - Selena Gomez, Benicio Del Toro Join Hollywood Stars in New Voter PSA Hispanically Speaking News Benicio Del Toro and Selena Gomez are just some of the celebrities urging Americans to vote. The two Latino stars are joined by Ellen, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Edward Norton, Leonardo DiCaprio, Zac Efron, Amanda Seyfried, and many more in a new PSA. |
02Oct2012 | How Mexican Culture, and Dead Pets, Inspire 'Frankenweenie' Director Tim Burton WSJ.com In Mexico, the obsession with death is evident everywhere. Fans of Mr. Burton said his work resonates with them because of the way it portrays the death as something that can be transcended or undone. |
02Oct2012 | Mexico Labors to Reform Workforce Laws Associated Press Mexico's main political parties agree that the country's dysfunctional labor laws need to be retooled. What they don't agree on is how, with a new proposal to loosen hiring rules and increase union democracy threatening to unleash a wave of labor unrest. |
02Oct2012 | Virginity Auction: Brazilian Student Sells Herself to Help the Poor, Sparking Outrage Inquisitr A 20-year-old woman from Brazil has sparked a wave of criticism by auctioning off her "first sexual experience" to the highest bidder, in order to build several houses for the poor, as part of a documentary. |
02Oct2012 | Bullfighting Ban Considered in Mexico City BBC News Following a similar move in Catalonia in Spain and recent restrictions on the controversial practice in several Latin American countries, including Ecuador and Peru, Mexican activists are confident a city-wide ban will be passed during the new legislative session. |
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