27Apr2013 | Engineers Develop Space Harpoon That Could Tackle Satellite Debris Problem TheEngineer UK engineers have developed a space harpoon that could help tackle the growing problem of space debris orbiting the Earth. |
27Apr2013 | Commission on Gender Equality Reports 80 Percent of Rapes in Mexico Go Unpunished Hispanically Speaking News With more than 14, 000 reported rapes in Mexico last year, a whopping 80 percent remain unpunished. These statistics do not take into account the fantastic number of cases that go unreported. |
27Apr2013 | Thousands Turn Out for Gathering of Nations Powwow Associated Press A thunderous, rhythmic roar of jingling bells and beating drums rumbled through University of New Mexico Arena on Friday as hundreds of Native American and indigenous dancers gathered for the start of powwow season. |
27Apr2013 | Latin America Threatened By Cancer Epidemic: Study Reuters Latin America's growing prosperity is fueling a cancer epidemic that threatens to overwhelm the region unless governments take urgent preventive action, a study published on Friday warned. |
27Apr2013 | Mexico's Unemployment Worsens in March Market Realist Mexico’s unemployment had fallen sharply below the iconical 5% mark during February, but the most recent reading posted a 5.01% in seasonally adjusted terms. |
27Apr2013 | Rare Encounter With Killer Whales Caught on Camera in Gulf of California WFLA-TV Both Laura and Rich Howard were a little frustrated when their the dive master told them the trip was over. But that feeling quickly changed when they saw 4-5 foot dorsal fins breaking the surface of the water and heading straight towards them. |
27Apr2013 | During Trek North, Central American Migrants' First Hurdle is Mexico's Southern Border The New York Times In Washington, the biggest immigration overhaul in decades would tighten border security between Mexico and the United States to stem the flow of illegal crossings. But there is another border making the task all the more challenging: Mexico’s porous boundary with Central America. |
27Apr2013 | Once Solid, the George W. Bush-Vicente Fox Partnership Faded After 9/11 The Dallas Morning News As President Barack Obama prepares to visit Mexico’s new president, Enrique Peña Nieto, on Thursday and Friday, the Bush-Fox relationship offers a lesson of how two amigos can become distant neighbors quickly. |
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