20Aug2012 | 2 Dead in Annual Running of Bulls in Huamantla Associated Press Health authorities say two people are dead and 18 injured after this weekend's running of the bulls in the small central Mexico state of Tlaxcala. |
20Aug2012 | US, Mexico: A Drought of Environmental Leadership Times Herald The Mexico City daily La Jornada reviewed Mexican ag policy since the start of NAFTA and found that farm and ranch productivity and sustainability goals in some products will not hold. |
20Aug2012 | Less Religious US States Give Less to Charity Associated Press A new study on the generosity of Americans suggests that states with the least religious residents are also the stingiest about giving money to charity. |
20Aug2012 | Caravan for Peace: Mexicans Plead for Solidarity to End War on Drugs New America Media This is the third caravan lead by poet Javier Sicilia, since his 24-year-old son Juan Francisco was killed. But this is the first time he takes a journey across the border to ask the government to stop sponsoring a failed war on drugs that he believes is being waged with "Mexican blood, and Mexican pain." |
20Aug2012 | Hope for US Juveniles Serving Life Without Parole Care2.com There are 2,500 juveniles serving life sentences without the possibility of parole in the United States, but activists and lawmakers are fighting to make these sentences unconstitutional. |
20Aug2012 | Follow the Money: Understanding the 2012 Mexican Electoral Fraud OpEdNews.com As Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein discovered when investigating the Watergate scandal, following the money that was spent on the cover-up proved to be the key ingredient in bringing down the Nixon Administration. Clearly, the wisdom of that advice has not been lost upon Lopez Obrador. |
20Aug2012 | In Mexico, an Army of Blind Bootleg-CD Peddlers Ply Their Trade Los Angeles Times A blind woman livening up subway rides with tunes from illegal CDs illustrates Mexico's enduring problems of copyright disregard and an underground economy. |
20Aug2012 | Mexican Farmers Battle Canadian Mining Company for Control of Their Land Waging Nonviolence Civil disobedience has halted production at Mexico's top grade producer of silver, shutting down the La Platosa mine owned by Canadian firm Excellon Resources for over a month. |
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