01Oct2012 | Alternative to Wikileaks Arises in Iceland Inter Press Service With the imprisonment of Bradley Manning and detainment of Julian Assange, WikiLeaks is effectively on hold. But that does not mean that leaks and whistleblowing activities have stopped. |
01Oct2012 | Using Art to Reinvent Tijuana Fox News Latino Mexico has a dynamic and rich art history and a deep cultural appreciation of its artists. Today in Tijuana, the city is experiencing an explosion in their art community and everyone is waiting to see how this new revolution will play itself out. |
01Oct2012 | Inside a Sex Trafficking Pipeline to New York City Metro They think they are getting a better life – a new job, a safer place to live, maybe even love. Instead, after leaving a village in central Mexico, these women find themselves forced into sex in New York City. |
01Oct2012 | Mexican Avian Flu 'Nightmare' as 25M Birds Lost farminguk.com Two leaders of the Mexican egg industry have spoken of their "nightmare" after an estimated 25 million laying birds were lost in an outbreak of avian influenza. |
01Oct2012 | 'Field Trip,' New Google App, Predicts the Info You Want to Know On the Go Huffington Post Google's dream of seamlessly blending technology with everyday life just got a little more realistic. The company's latest smartphone app, Field Trip, is an automated guide to the world around you as you walk down the street. |
01Oct2012 | United Nations Discusses Wildlife Crime For the First Time Wildlife Extra Poaching and the illicit trafficking of wildlife products were raised on the floor of the United Nations General Assembly for the first time on last week, during discussions on strengthening national and international governance. |
30Sep2012 | Hourly Wage In Mexico? Union Members Express Fears of Legislation Los Angeles Times The hourly-wage portion of the new law seemed to crystallize the complaints for throngs of organized workers and professionals who were rallying outside the Chamber of Deputies ahead of the vote. If anything, it reminded union members how little workers make in Mexico's economy. |
30Sep2012 | Crime at the US-Mexico Border Goes Corporate Associated Press When a regional manager for the Mexican Gulf cartel moved his operation to a more lucrative territory on the border, he took along not only his armored trucks and personal army, but also his department heads and a team of accountants. |
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