21Jun2012 | How Modern Technology is Preserving Ancient Cultures Mobiledia Some African village elders are using tablets to preserve ancient knowledge, embracing the potential of mobile technology and not fighting its influence on their culture. |
21Jun2012 | Mexicans Back Military Campaign Against Cartels Pew Research Center As Felipe Calderon's term as Mexico's president draws to a close, Mexicans continue to strongly back his policy of deploying the military to combat the country's powerful drug cartels. |
21Jun2012 | G20 Summit in an Unsustainable Environment Tierramerica Water shortages, hotel development projects, overfishing and the impacts of mining activities are among the main environmental problems in the region of Los Cabos, the venue for the summit of the Group of 20 (G20) leading economies. |
21Jun2012 | Wal-Mart de Mexico Cuts Expansion Plans Bloomberg News Wal-Mart de Mexico SAB, the unit under investigation for bribing Mexican officials to get stores open faster, cut its expansion plan for this year. |
21Jun2012 | Mexico's Revolution Will Not Be Televised Global Post In the last stretch before Mexico's July 1 presidential election, young demonstrators have come out in droves. Some are calling their protests the "Mexican spring." But these angry youth are not fighting to upend an oppressive political regime. |
20Jun2012 | How Organized Crime Damages the Environment InSight As delegates descend on Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the Rio+20 environmental sustainability conference, Insight Crime maps how Latin America's criminal gangs contribute to ecological destruction throughout the region. |
20Jun2012 | Undocumented Youth: Americans Favor Work Permits Rasmussen Reports Most voters don't think the government is aggressive enough in deporting illegal immigrants but agree with President Obama's decision to allow young people brought here illegally who meet certain criteria to avoid deportation. |
20Jun2012 | Yo Soy 132 Movement Stages Presidential Debate EFE The presidential debate staged by Mexico's "Yo soy 132" student movement was plagued by transmission problems and the absence of frontrunner Enrique Pena Nieto, of the Institutional Revolutionary Party. |
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