27Aug2012 | Bank of Mexico Dragged Into Election Dispute EFE The Bank of Mexico has been dragged into the dispute over the July 1 presidential election and is denying allegations from the left that it altered documents to cover up illegal money transfers. |
27Aug2012 | Ancient Fire Hockey Makes Comeback in Mexico Storyhunter An ancient sport where players hit flaming balls with sticks in the dark of night is making a comeback in Mexico. |
27Aug2012 | US Policies Contributed to Latin America Poverty MWC News The United States has worked across Latin America to enrich private clients at the expense of the pauperized masses, Professor of Sociology Emeritus James Petras of Binghamton University, N.Y., charges. |
27Aug2012 | Paul Newman's Hole in the Wall Gang Camp: A Different Kind of Healing CBS Sunday Morning As The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp celebrated its 25th summer, CBS Sunday Morning got a rare peek inside the special hideout that founder Paul Newman created for children with serious illnesses to experience "a different kind of healing." |
27Aug2012 | New Border Fence Planned For Arizona-Mexico Border Inquisitr Arizona is hoping to start building a new border fence despite the fact that it has only raised a small percentage of the money needed to complete construction. |
27Aug2012 | Tokyo's 125 Million Dollar Robot Cabaret Club ITN A cabaret club which took three years to build and cost more than $125m is pulling in the crowds in Tokyo's red light district. |
27Aug2012 | Mexico to Restore Venice Church For Use as Cultural Space ANSA The government of Mexico is to restore the 9th-century Venetian church of St Lawrence in exchange for the right to manage it as a cultural space and use it as its national pavilion in the biennial international art and architecture exhibitions until 2020. |
27Aug2012 | The Pain of Farmwork - Teenager Describes Life in Fields From Age 7 New America Media Three bills now making their way through Sacramento promise to dramatically improve conditions for California farmworkers. For Javier Mondar-Flores Lopez, an indigenous Mixtec farmworker in Southern California, the bills are welcome news. |
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