19Apr2012 | Diverse Range of Nonprofits Nominated for Online Awards Chronicle of Philanthropy Amnesty USA, Girl Scouts of the USA, and the Sesame Workshop are among the nonprofits whose sites and Internet projects were nominated for the 16th annual Webby Awards and Webby People's Voice Awards, which recognize the best online content. |
19Apr2012 | Record 428-Pound Tuna Catch Denied NewsCore An angler who reeled in a world-record yellowfin tuna off the coast of Mexico has had his catch disqualified - because a deckhand touched his fishing pole as he fought the mighty fish. |
19Apr2012 | Binational Group Seeking to Ease Traffic Flow at US-Mexico Border Latin American Herald Tribune Authorities in El Paso, Texas have launched a binational plan to reduce wait times in the lines of people entering the United States from Mexico at the border crossing points and thus improve the region's economy. |
19Apr2012 | Mexico Looking to Overturn Death Sentences of Mexicans in U.S. Prisons Hispanically Speaking News The National Human Rights Commission in Mexico is pushing the government to increase their efforts towards overturning the death sentences of 58 Mexican nationals currently imprisoned in the United States. |
19Apr2012 | What an Ex-DEA Official Gets Wrong About Mexico In Sight A former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) official says Mexico's next head of state should escalate President Felipe Calderon's fight against organized crime, but he addresses none of the justifiable sources of criticism of Calderon's approach. |
19Apr2012 | Victims of Mexican Fire Accuse Government Al Jazeera Families of victims of a Mexican arson attack are saying many lives were lost because the firemen were not equipped to fight the blaze. |
19Apr2012 | Oil Spill is Prime Suspect in Hundreds of Dolphin Deaths Herald-Tribune Dying dolphins and whales in the northern Gulf of Mexico provide a grim reminder that the ecosystem there still has not recovered two years after the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster. |
19Apr2012 | Taking Action on Climate Change, Down Mexico Way Telegraph UK Last Friday, the Mexican House of Representatives approved a new climate law by a massive 280 – 10 majority. The law requires the country's greenhouse gas emissions to be cut by 30 per cent compared to where they would be under business-as-usual by the end of this decade – and 50 per cent by 2050. |
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