07Apr2012 | Online Charity Gifts Grow 16% as Web Turns Activists Into Donors Forbes The viral Kony 2012 video grabbed the headlines last month. But with a lot less notice, many of the nation's charities have been ramping up their online and social media efforts, gaining activist donors in the process. |
07Apr2012 | Why Bilinguals Are Smarter New York Times Speaking two languages rather than just one has obvious practical benefits in an increasingly globalized world. But in recent years, scientists have begun to show that the advantages of bilingualism are even more fundamental than being able to converse with a wider range of people. |
07Apr2012 | CentAm Migrants Stage Mock Crucifixion in Mexico Associated Press Dozens of Central American migrants staged a mock crucifixion of one of their colleagues Friday to illustrate the dangers and suffering they face in southern Mexico. |
07Apr2012 | Transgender Miss Universe Contestant Can Participate, Maybe Univision News Initially barred from competing in Canada's Miss Universe pageant, transgender beauty queen Jenna Talackova is now allowed to participate, but she's not letting the contest's sponsor slide. |
06Apr2012 | Goverment Urged to Do More for Mexicans on U.S. Death Row EFE Mexico's independent National Human Rights Commission called on the government to intensify its efforts to prevent Mexicans from being executed in other countries, noting that 58 of the nation's citizens are currently on death row in the United States. |
06Apr2012 | Mexico Announces Its Digital Agenda The Next Web Mexico has recently unveiled its National Digital Agenda. Besides interesting data on the current state of the Internet, the document also defines goals and strategies to give Mexico a digital boost over the next few years. |
06Apr2012 | Could NRA Help Stop Mexico's Gun Violence? The Miami Herald When we talk about the violence that has left nearly 50,000 dead in Mexico over the past five years, we usually focus on Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, or the Juarez cartel, but it may be time to include the U.S. National Rifle Association cartel. |
06Apr2012 | Latin America: Technology Outlook Latin Business Chronicle How do you view the technology outlook for Latin America in 2012? What will be the main challenges facing the technology sector? Latin Business Chronicle asked leading executives at more than half a dozen multinational companies in sectors ranging from technology and energy to travel and food and beverage. |
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