09Jun2013 | Mexico's Institutions Overwhelmed by Scale of Forced Disappearances Inter Press Service Local and international human rights groups have been sounding the alert about the humanitarian tragedy in Mexico, where tens of thousands of people have been killed and forcibly disappeared since Calderon involved the military in the war on drugs. |
09Jun2013 | Franciscan Priest Risking Everything to Help Central American Migrants Agence France-Presse The traffic of Central American migrants north through Mexico in search of the American Dream has become a lucrative trade for drug traffickers - but one priest in southern Mexico has decided to put his life on the line in an attempt to protect the migrants. |
09Jun2013 | Survival International: The Best Way to Help the Earth's Most Threatened Tribe Survival International Last year Survival International launched our latest campaign for the Awa, Earth's most threatened tribe. So far, over fifty thousand emails have been sent to Brazil's Minister of Justice, urging him to remove the illegal loggers. But this isn't enough. |
09Jun2013 | Mexico's Monarch Butterflies in Sharp Decline EarthTalk Each year monarchs travel from Canada and the U.S. to hibernate in the forests of central Mexico. But in recent years the monarchs have been in sharp population decline due to habitat loss and other environmental factors. |
09Jun2013 | Yoko Ono Lennon: Imagine There's No Hunger WhyHunger.org WhyHunger's global Imagine There's No Hunger campaign is challenging the charitable approach to childhood hunger by working with grassroots partners to ensure that children have access to nutritious food today and for the rest of their lives. |
09Jun2013 | 31st Book Fair at Tijuana's Cultural Center Offers Storytelling, Readings and Concerts The San Diego Union-Tribune Tijuana’s 31st Book Fair, which runs through June 17, is one of the city’s main annual cultural events. More than 130,000 are expected to gather for readings, storytelling and concerts. |
09Jun2013 | Hundreds of Cyclists Take Part in Naked Bike Ride to Protest in Mexico City ITN Cyclists in Mexico City have bared all for World Naked Bike Ride day to protest against car culture and to campaign for more rights for cyclists. |
08Jun2013 | North Americans Benefit as Mexico Medicine Sheds Its Third-World Stigma Inside Tucson Business In a not-so-distant Mexico, many visiting this country did anything to avoid contact with the medical system. What a difference a generation makes. |
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