29May2012 | US Home Prices Lowest Since 2002 CNNMoney Home prices hit new post-bubble lows in March, according to a report out Tuesday. Experts say affordable mortgages, combined with much lower home prices, should help to bolster the housing market. |
28May2012 | Rights Activist Sicilia Rips Mexico's Presidential Campaign EFE Poet Javier Sicilia, the leader of Mexico's Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity, or MPJD, blasted on Monday the farce represented by the current electoral campaign, considering it "the continuation of violence by other means." |
28May2012 | Mexico's Presidential Election: The Old May Be New Again The Washington Post This election is important because Mexico is the middle of a violent confrontation among powerful criminal organizations and the government, at the same time the nation struggles to become more middle-class and competitive. |
28May2012 | A Handy Guide to 12-Step Lingo The Fix AA has a lingo all its own - one that its members find equal parts off-putting, comical, and engaging. It's no wonder that scientists interested in social groups, language and customs often study AA. |
28May2012 | Baby Boomer Volunteers in Demand DailyRecord.com Charities and nonprofits are looking for a few good baby boomers - well, lots of them, actually - to roll up their sleeves to help local schools, soup kitchens and others in need. |
28May2012 | US to Increase Deportations Deeper into Mexico New America Media The United States and Mexico are in talks to start deporting undocumented immigrants who have criminal records deeper into Mexico instead of releasing them at the border. |
28May2012 | 7 People Who Gave Up on Civilization to Live in the Wild Mother Nature Network Sometimes the weight of civilization can be overwhelming - enough so to make you dream of escaping to a simpler life more in touch with nature. For most that dream translates into an occasional weekend camping trip, but there are some people who have taken the idea to the extreme. |
28May2012 | Festival to Support Mexican Indians Draws Major Crowds Hispanically Speaking News Thousands of people attended a festival this weekend in Mexico City to show their support for the efforts of the Wixarika Indians to protect their land and learn more about indigenous culture. |
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