18Jul2012 | Mexico Courts Get Tough on Children Traffickers EFE Two Guatemalan women have been sentenced to nine-year prison terms by a Mexican court in a case involving eight children, the Attorney General's Office said. |
18Jul2012 | NIH Awards $31M for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Discovery Hispanically Speaking News Duke University of Durham, N.C., and the Scripps Research Institute of La Jolla, Calif., have been awarded $31 million in first-year funding to lead the new Centers for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology & Immunogen Discovery (CHAVI-ID). |
18Jul2012 | A Day in the Life of a Mexican Missionary Examiner.com For over 40 years, Eleazar Garza Rodriguez has been a pastor and missionary. He's established over 40 missions across 3 Mexican states. Most of the missions are in poor, rural pueblos, which most often serve as the only church for the local villagers, as well as a source of much needed food and clothing. |
18Jul2012 | Do Not Be Fooled By the 'Maquiladora Economy' VOXXI In the world of maquilas, it's as if the Soviets had won the cold war, only it's capitalist corporations that are the culprits of such Dickensian misery. |
18Jul2012 | Mexico Regulator Defends Role in HSBC Scandal Reuters Mexico's banking regulator on Tuesday defended its role in a money laundering scandal engulfing HSBC Holdings Plc, saying it had repeatedly told the bank to improve lax controls over suspect funds passing through its accounts. |
18Jul2012 | How Technology Protects the US/MEX Border Crossing CNET News Thousands cross daily between Mexico and the U.S. at the San Ysidro port of entry. Most are law-abiding, but many are smugglers. CNET Road Trip 2012 checked out the tech used to stop them. |
18Jul2012 | Google Wishes to Shield Endangered Languages from Extinction IBTimes.com More than 3000 languages currently in use around the world are projected to vanish before the turn of the century, a specter that Google said its aims to prevent from happening by launching its new culture-protection project. |
18Jul2012 | The War on Drugs Finds New Ways to Fail antiwar.com The federal government's effort to battle drug abuse has been a tragic and expensive failure. But of course, admitting that would make politicians seem foolish and careless with taxpayer dollars. So the War on Drugs continues. |
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