04May2013 | TED Talks: Your Online Life, Permanent as a Tattoo TED Talks In this short talk, Juan Enriquez looks at the surprisingly permanent effects of digital sharing on our personal privacy. |
04May2013 | Mexico Losing Its Mom & Pop Stores and Restaurants as US Businesses Move In VOXXI While Mexico might be keeping the U.S. at arms length, keeping the DEA and other U.S. law enforcement agencies out of Mexico’s war on drugs, U.S. businesses are moving in, and this is hurting Mexico more than it might realize. |
04May2013 | La Opinion: Are Pro-Immigrant Marches Beneficial or Counterproductive? La Opinion As Congress begins to discuss immigration reform, immigrant rights groups, DREAMers and their supporters marched in many U.S. cities, begging the question: Do these marches help achieve the goal of legislation beneficial to immigrants or are they counterproductive? |
04May2013 | New Jumex Museum Collection Nears Completion The Art Newspaper The Jumex Collection’s new home in Mexico City is due to be completed by July and is scheduled to open to the public in November. It will house the vast contemporary art collection of Eugenio Lopez, the heir to the Jumex fruit juice and foods conglomerate. |
04May2013 | DIF Says Mexico's Kids Need Birth Certificates The News Family Development Agency (DIF) Consultative Council President Angelica Rivera has inaugurated a campaign to make sure Mexican children get their birth certificates. |
04May2013 | Stephen Hawking Predicts the Imminent End of Humanity on Earth Mother Nature Network Doomsday "preppers" believe salvation will be afforded by means of a well-equipped bunker; the "rapture-ready" set believes in a trip to heaven. Stephen Hawking, on the other hand, recommends the colonization of outer space as our best tool against annihilation. |
04May2013 | Mexico Government Publishes Reforms to General Victims Law Milenio On Friday the Secretary of Government Affairs published in the Official Journal of the Federation the decree amending, repealing and adding various provisions to the General Law of Victims and to the Federal Code of Criminal Procedure. |
04May2013 | Child Labor in Mexico: A Productive Sector Unpaid Worldcrunch El Financiero reported this week that child labor abuses affect at least three million kids in Mexico: long workdays, minimal or no payment, informal jobs, and more blatant abuse are constant factors in their daily lives. |
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