30Mar2013 | Supporters of US Immigration Reform Revive Cesar Chavez's Icon Status NBC Latino This week, children will be learning about the labor leader’s legacy in schools, and marches have been organized from California to Pennsylvania to honor the 86th anniversary of his birth and in support of immigration reform. |
30Mar2013 | Postal Service Issues Stamp to Commemorate Mexico's Guadalupe Plan Presidency of the Republic To mark the centenary of the Enactment of the Guadalupe Plan, the Mexican Postal Service issued a stamp commemorating the signing of the manifesto that proclaimed the ideals of the movement to restore the constitutional order. |
30Mar2013 | Bee Venom Kills HIV and Cancer (Just Another Reason to Save the Bees!) Care2.com Scientists from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have discovered bee venom can kill the HIV virus without harming the body. |
30Mar2013 | For Many Mexicans, Semana Santa Means Retail Pilgrimages to US Fronteras Desk With the Mexican peso is enjoying a two-year high against the dollar, this Semana Santa is a big week for retailers in the Southwestern US because Mexican shoppers are crossing the border in droves. |
30Mar2013 | Embroiderers for Peace Search for Justice with Needle and Thread in Mexico CNN Mexico Every Thursday and Sunday in different plazas of the country, mothers of the disappeared, their friends and unknown supporters embroider the names and the stories of those who are not here today. They stitch in order not to forget. |
30Mar2013 | Amnesty International Calls for Investigation of Deaths by Mexican Army EFE Amnesty International is calling for a "complete and impartial" investigation into the shooting deaths in northern Mexico of two young people who perished earlier this month at the hands of army troops. |
30Mar2013 | Yahoo! Pays $30M for 17-Year-Old's Mobile App Hispanically Speaking News Seventeen-year-old Nick D’Aloisio hit the big leagues when he sold his trendy mobile app Summly to Yahoo! for an estimated $30 million. |
30Mar2013 | Mexico's Urban Youth Culture Explosion BBC News This weekend - like every weekend for the past 30 years - thousands of punks, skinheads and goths will descend on Mexico City's El Chopo marketplace. It's a regular gathering of the Mexican capital's boisterous urban tribes. |
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