16Jun2012 | Oaxaca, Mexico, Shows History Unvarnished New York Times Here everything is plentiful that in the United States is rare: indigenous ruins, ancient languages, signs of direct lineage. And there is an edge to it all. |
16Jun2012 | Change of US Deportation Policy Will Benefit 800,000 EFE After deporting a record number of undocumented immigrants, the administration of President Barack Obama announced changes on Friday that may benefit as many as 1.4 million minors and young adults, most of them Hispanics. |
16Jun2012 | WWF Congratulates Calderon for Cancelling Mega Resort Project PRWEB WWF congratulates Mexican President Felipe Calderon for cancelling authorization for the Cabo Cortes resort project, which would have put at risk one of the country's most pristine reef systems in Cabo Pulmo Marine Park. |
16Jun2012 | Carlotta Weakens, Downgraded to Tropical Storm Associated Press Officials downgraded Carlotta from a hurricane to a tropical storm early Saturday as it weakened while moving across southern Mexico. |
15Jun2012 | Mexican Singer Anahi Accused of Buying Twitter Followers Univision News The scandal came to life few days ago when Mexican publications started questioning once again the online popularity of the 29-year-old telenovela/pop star. |
15Jun2012 | United Way Giving More Money to Charities CharlotteObserver.com In what some see as the latest sign of United Way's recovery from the economic downturn, dozens of charities were told Thursday that they'll get more money next year, thanks in part to $1.2 million taken from reserves. |
15Jun2012 | Obama Announces Relief for DREAMers New America Media President Obama today will announce that his administration will grant deferred action to undocumented youth who were brought to the United States as small children and who have been raised and educated here. |
15Jun2012 | How a Mexican Drug Cartel Makes Its Billions New York Times It's no accident that the world's biggest supplier of narcotics and the world's biggest consumer of narcotics just happen to be neighbors. "Poor Mexico," its former president Porfirio Diaz is said to have remarked. "So far from God and so close to the United States." |
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