18Mar2013 | United Nations Commission Aims to Close Broadband Gender Gap BroadbandChoice At the seventh meeting of the Broadband Commission for Digital Development held in Mexico City on Sunday, members were made aware of the gap in access to the internet that currently exists between the sexes. |
18Mar2013 | Made in the U.S.A.: The Role of American Guns in Mexican Violence The Atlantic Despite Mexico's tough legal restrictions, the ratio of killings committed with firearms has skyrocketed. Here's why. |
18Mar2013 | Attorney General Says Self-Defense Groups Won't be Permitted in Mexico Excelsior The federal Attorney General's Office said it would not permit self-defense groups operating in the states, because doing so "would lead to personal or public vengeance" that jeopardizes the rule of law. |
18Mar2013 | What Happened to the Mexican Farm Workers of the Bracero Program? PBS.org This report from PBS’ Need to Know takes a look at farmworkers in Salinas, California who continue doing the hard and honorable work of feeding the United States. |
18Mar2013 | One-Handed Violinist, Adrian Anantawan, Helps the Disabled Make Music CNN Adrian Anantawan is a world-class violinist despite being born without a right hand. He's also is an educator who helps disabled kids play music with the help of technology. |
18Mar2013 | Decline In US Whites, Rise of Latinos Blurring Traditional Racial Lines Associated Press A historic decline in the number of U.S. whites and the fast growth of Latinos are blurring traditional black-white color lines, testing the limits of civil rights laws and reshaping political alliances. |
18Mar2013 | Twitterviewing May be the New Resume Jobs & Hire A new trend is forming wherein prospective employees are hired based off of their savvy in Twitter rather than through a conventional sit-down interview or even an evaluation of their resume. |
18Mar2013 | Pena Nieto and Prevention: Thinking about Mexico's Violence in the Long-term International Affairs Review Although Mexico’s new president is implementing ambitious security reforms, a more long-term solution is needed to decrease violence in Mexico. |
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