27Jun2013 | Javier Sicilia: Mexico's Political Parties Are the "Legal Face of Organized Crime" La Jornada Mexican politicians "are the legal face of crime", charged activist and writer Javier Sicilia ahead of Sunday's peace march in Cuernavaca. |
27Jun2013 | Eco House Program: Mexico Aims to Cut Home Energy Use with Green Loan Plan Thomson Reuters Foundation Mexico's response to intense pressure for affordable urban housing is to blame for widespread urban sprawl in over the last 30 years – and increases in climate-changing emissions, experts say. |
27Jun2013 | President Pena Nieto Plans Political Reform Strengthening Citizen Participation The News President Enrique Pena Nieto said he plans to promote a new political reform that will make government more efficient and strengthen citizen’s influence on Mexico’s political system. |
27Jun2013 | Stars Wear Fedoras To Support Immigration Reform Hispanically Speaking News We Belong Together has initiated a fun campaign, “Fedoras For Fairness,†hoping to raise awareness for immigration reform that treats women and LGBT families fairly. |
27Jun2013 | People with Cash Could Find It Easier to Buy a US Visa Under Immigration Reform Watchdog.org The U.S. Senate wants to create an “investor visa,†which would expand the current EB-5 program by lowering the investment threshold for foreign nationals seeking U.S. residency. |
27Jun2013 | A.M.A. Recognizes Obesity as a Disease GeoBeats The American Medical Association has decided to officially classify obesity as a disease. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over one third of Americans are obese. |
27Jun2013 | Rights Groups Report Staggering Statistics for Violence Against Women in Mexico The Mazatlan Messenger United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the National Women’s Institute reported that 5 out of every 10 women in Mexico over the age of 15 has experienced some form of violence. |
27Jun2013 | Dissatisfied Mexican Voters Support Animal Candidates in Election KVUE News As Election Day nears in Mexico, some unusual alternative candidates are winning public support. Some voters in the border city Juarez are backing a burro for mayor. In other cities a cat, dog and chicken are running for mayor. |
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