03Aug2012 | Truthout Reports US Exploitation of Detained Immigrants Hispanically Speaking News Undocumented immigrants are not allowed to work legally in the United States, but they can do so for $1 a day in the privately run detention centers where they await deportation, according to a report by Truthout. |
03Aug2012 | Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel Announced for March XBoxGaming EA has revealed the next installment in the tactical co-op shooter franchise, 'Army of Two, with The Devil's Cartel' promising to deliver a "more intense, mature and grittier tone" when it hits stores early next year |
03Aug2012 | Solar Charged Electric Racers For Baja 1000 Torque News The Baja California race evokes wildly tricked out suspensions and gas guzzling monsters braving sand dunes and torrid weather. This year, a new type of racing will be introduced using nothing but good old sunshine. |
03Aug2012 | What Chick-fil-A Could Learn From Marriott Bloomberg News Hearing polarizing rhetoric from the pulpit is one thing. Hearing it from a man whose business rings up $4 billion in sales each year is another. |
03Aug2012 | Consumer Confidence in Mexico Jumps to 4-Year High Reuters Mexican consumer confidence jumped to its highest in four years last month after voters elected a new government which has promised to boost economic growth. |
03Aug2012 | Chiapas Community Threatened with Attack, Eviction Narco News Human rights organizations have warned that the population of nearly 200 Zapatista supporters in the indigenous community of San Marcos Aviles are at very serious risk of violent assault and displacement. |
03Aug2012 | Was Chocolate Mayas' Spice of Life? Associated Press Archaeologists say they have found traces of 2,500-year-old chocolate on a plate in the Yucatan peninsula, suggesting it may have been used as a condiment or sauce with solid food. |
03Aug2012 | Mexico to Build 2 Private Prisons by Year-End InSight Mexico will open two privately run prisons by the end of the year in an effort to relieve pressure on its overburdened penal system, but privatization is unlikely to solve problems of corruption and human rights abuses. |
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