17Jul2012 | Lopez Obrador Rips Spanish Daily Over Editorial EFE Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who finished second in the July 1 presidential election, ripped the Spanish daily El Pais for referring to him in an editorial as a "burden" for Mexico's left. |
17Jul2012 | U.S. and Mexico Meet for Binational Summit on Human Trafficking Hispanically Speaking News More than 100 representatives from the government and private sectors, including high-level law enforcement representatives from the U.S. and Mexico, convened in Los Angeles for a binational summit to strategize on ways to enhance existing efforts to combat human trafficking in both countries. |
16Jul2012 | Mexico Blasts Faultfinding in US Senate Report Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Mexican government has taken note of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee majority staff report on Judicial and Police Reforms in Mexico. |
16Jul2012 | Priority on Illegal Drugs Debated as Abuse Rises New York Times America's drug problem is shifting from illicit substances like cocaine to abuse of prescription painkillers, a change that is forcing policy makers to re-examine the long and expensive strategy of trying to stop illegal drugs from entering the United States. |
16Jul2012 | Marine Doing 1M Push-Ups For Wounded Soldiers Fox News Latino A Latino U.S. Marine is on a mission to help soldiers injured while serving in the military. |
16Jul2012 | A Person's Gait Could be Early Sign of Alzheimer's USA TODAY Subtle changes in the way a person walks can be an early warning sign of cognitive decline and a signal for advanced testing, researchers report. |
16Jul2012 | Mexico City Detains 120 in Flash Mob Violence Associated Press Police in Mexico City are reporting they have detained about 120 youths in what appears to have been one of Mexico's first instances of flash mob violence. |
16Jul2012 | How Young People Learn About Nonprofits Online Philanthropy.com To reach people in their 20s and early 30s, the most important thing nonprofits can do is to make sure their websites are easy to read on a mobile device and not overly cluttered, says a survey of more than 6,500 young people. |
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