26Mar2013 | US Federal Furloughs Could Affect Border Searches KVUE News Looming furloughs of US federal workers are expected to affect staffing at busy border crossings. Right now, officers inspect vehicles entering and leaving the country. But staffing shortages could put the brakes on some searches. |
26Mar2013 | 2 Million Children Sexually Exploited in Latin America, Says Women's Coalition InSight Approximately two million children and adolescents are currently sexually exploited in Latin America, according to an anti-sex trafficking coalition, highlighting the potential scale of a transnational crime that all too often goes unpunished. |
26Mar2013 | Guns Seized from Mexico's Gang War Turned into Musical Instruments The Province Able to choose his material from about 6,700 guns that were turned in or seized by the army and police in Ciudad Juarez, artist Pedro Reyes' project makes a unique statement on widespread gun violence in the country. |
26Mar2013 | After 20 Years of Drought in Mexico, Tribal-Farming Culture Drying Up Al Jazeera Nearly 20 years of drought and little help from the government has forced the Yaquis, a tribe in Mexico, to irrigate their lands with the only water source available - raw sewage. |
26Mar2013 | Facebook Shares Best Tips for Non-Profits Mashable Facebook's strategic partnerships manager, Libby Leffler, shares her favorite tips and tricks, highlights some key examples, and outlines how a non-profit can turn its page around overnight. |
26Mar2013 | Mexican Economy Rebounds in January Reuters Mexico's economic activity revived in January, on strength in the industrial and service sectors, easing fears that the global slowdown is dragging on Latin America's second biggest economy. |
26Mar2013 | PlanetHospital to Offer Surrogacy in Mexico for Straight and Gay Clients SBWire Medical Tourism and Surrogacy pioneers PlanetHopspital announced that it has started offering surrogacy in Mexico for straight and gay clients. |
26Mar2013 | Thousands Flee Into the Streets as Earthquake Hits Mexico City Associated Press Earthquakes shook a broad swath of southern Mexico on Tuesday, causing buildings to sway in the capital and sending thousands fleeing into the streets as an earthquake alarm sounded. But there were no immediate reports of damages or injuries. |
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