07Jun2012 | Mexico Farmers Use Traditional Knowledge to Deal with Climate Change Inter Press Service Small farmers in Mexico, who receive little institutional support, are drawing on their traditional knowledge to deal with and adapt to climate change. |
07Jun2012 | Big Alcohol Preparing to Target Twitter Users Over 21 Mediabistro Prior to April 2011, alcohol brands were banned from advertising on Twitter. Now, they're working with Twitter itself to come up with a way to verify their followers' age and target their products to the over-21 tweeting crowd. |
07Jun2012 | Calderon Meets with Spain's King Juan Carlos EFE Mexican President Felipe Calderon met with Spain's King Juan Carlos I during the 4th Alliance of the Pacific Summit in the northern Chilean city of Paranal. |
07Jun2012 | Travel Alert: Unsuspeting Drivers Used to Smuggle Drugs Across Border Fox 5 San Diego Drug smugglers are accused of gluing magnets to large packs of marijuana, then sticking them under random vehicles, hoping drivers will unknowingly drive them from Tijuana into Southern California. |
07Jun2012 | Inflation in Mexico Rises in May But Still in Check Reuters Mexican inflation accelerated more than expected in May, but the rise is unlikely to push the central bank into changing benchmark borrowing costs. |
07Jun2012 | America's War on Mexicans Has Gone Too Far Phoenix New Times Where once we depended upon the federal government to protect minorities from firehoses and segregated schoolhouses, the US Supreme Court is poised this month to tell us how far local cops can go to detain brown people. |
07Jun2012 | End Buffalo Slaughter Say Native Americans Care2.com The Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council is invoking its trust responsibility to try to get Montana and the U.S. government to protect wild buffalo. |
07Jun2012 | Two Awarded Mexico's Highest Honor for Foreigners San Diego Union-Tribune Two San Diegans - a scholar who found fulfillment studying Mexican migrants and a refugee who built a successful spa in Baja California - are receiving Mexico’s highest honor for foreigners. |
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