11Jun2013 | Flying Rainbows: Scarlet Macaw Reintroduced to Southern Mexico ARKive A flock of scarlet macaws has been released in southern Mexico as part of a reintroduction project to return this charismatic bird to its former range. |
11Jun2013 | Mexico Talked to Israel Official On Ways to Crack Down On Zapatistas, Report Says PressTV A report says that Mexican government has held talks with an Israeli military official on ways to crack down on the Zapatistas in the southern state of Chiapas. |
11Jun2013 | Undocumented US Activist to Be Deported After Going to Mexico for Funeral EFE An undocumented Colorado activist will be deported to Mexico after attending her mother's funeral there and then attempting to return to the United States, according to the community organization Rights for All People. |
11Jun2013 | UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon Calls for More AIDS Funding The Spokesman-Review Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says the overall U.N. goal of halting and reversing the spread of AIDS will be met by the target date of 2015, but more must be done to target AIDS in countries and communities where it is still spreading. |
11Jun2013 | Political Party Pulls Out of Chihuahua Elections After Narco Threats InSight One of Mexico's main political parties has withdrawn from local elections in Chihuahua state after candidates received death threats from alleged drug traffickers. |
11Jun2013 | Father Alejandro Solalinde: Plan to Create Files on CentAm Migrants is in Service of the US Milenio The priest Alejandro Solalinde said documenting migrants entering through the southern border of Mexico through a biometric registration is "a degrading and shameful act for our Central American brothers." |
11Jun2013 | YouTubers Make a Touching Video to Get Homeless People to Smile TheFW TrueStoryASA makes prank videos that are posted on YouTube, but they recently decided to mix things up a bit by recording themselves giving the homeless food, clothing, water and money in exchange for smiles. |
11Jun2013 | Mexico Opens Telecom Market to Foreigners in Move to Break Up Monopolies McClatchy Mexico’s president signed into law a monopoly-busting telecommunications law Monday that’s expected to drive down telephone prices for consumers and cost the country’s richest man billions of dollars. |
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