22Sep2012 | War Without End: 'The House I Live In' Deconstructs America's Failed Drug Policies Documentary.org Amid the media frenzy surrounding the upcoming elections, perhaps you find yourself in need of something more substantive than dialogue with empty chairs. By all means, check out Eugene Jarecki's The House I Live In, which won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival this year. |
21Sep2012 | Secrets of Monarch Butterflies Revealed in 3D The Observer Documentary that captures butterfly's extraordinary 2,000-mile trek across North America to Mexico is tipped to be next smash hit nature film. |
21Sep2012 | Shark Attack Survivor Talks About Regaining Her Life Toronto Star Standing on the shore of the ocean where a shark took her arm and part of her leg, Nicole Moore felt at peace. She has returned to the spot of an attack 11 months earlier, to show them she wasn't afraid. Then she went back again. |
21Sep2012 | Bono to Receive Mexico's Order of the Aztec Eagle Agence France-Presse Mexico will bestow the Order of the Aztec Eagle, the highest decoration awarded to foreigners, on U2 singer Bono in recognition of his humanitarian work and close ties with the country. |
21Sep2012 | Latin America is New Focus of Mexico Foreign Policy Dow Jones Mexico's President-elect, Enrique Pena Nieto, said Friday he will put his country's relationship with Central and South America at the height of his foreign policy. |
21Sep2012 | eBay: The Underage Drinker's Paradise? The Fix In the Internet age, life remains easy for teens who want to get their drink on without waiting to turn 21. They can just go online, order it and get it delivered right to their doorstep. |
21Sep2012 | LatAm Drops Out of School of the Americas Tico Times Latin American support for the School for the Americas has been falling like dominos over the past decade, as the military academy for Latin American soldiers has been associated with a number of human rights abuses committed by its graduates. |
21Sep2012 | 1,000-Year-Old Tomb Discovered in Western State of Michoacan IANS/EFE Archaeologists have discovered a tomb more than 1,000 years old in the western state of Michoacan, Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History announced. |
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