02Mar2013 | International Day Raises Awareness for Ear and Hearing Health World Heath Organization International Day for Ear and Hearing will be observed on March 3 across the world to raise awareness and promotes community-based activities for ear and hearing health. |
02Mar2013 | Humane Society Int'l Wants You to Tell UNESCO Bullfighting is Cruelty, not Culture Humane Society International The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization preserves many expressions of genuine Intangible Cultural Heritage. Please let them know you would never support a move to accept bullfighting, or any other act of animal cruelty, as a practice worthy of such protection. |
02Mar2013 | Hostels are Being Reinvented, Going Upscale The New York Times Grupo Habita's Downtown Beds in Mexico City is part of a new breed of hostels is emerging, smartly designed and offering chances to socialize. |
02Mar2013 | Mexico Catholics Want Abuse Acknowledged when New Pope Succeeds Benedict XVI Al Jazeera Catholics in the country who allege they were sexually abused by members of the clergy, say they are still waiting for the Vatican to acknowledge their suffering. |
02Mar2013 | Fleeing His Own War on Drugs, Mexico's Felipe Calderon Finds Refuge at Harvard TruthOut Citizens of Mexico and the United States question the appropriateness of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government offering former Mexican president Felipe Calderon a prestigious and lucrative fellowship. |
02Mar2013 | Waste Management = Environment Management Living Green Magazine Reducing food waste, and waste in general, is not only up to individuals. Based on the volume and turnover of food and consumers, businesses can make a major difference. |
02Mar2013 | Test the Teacher? Educators Balk at Mexico's New Education Reforms The Christian Science Monitor The powerful teachers' union opposes the new education reform enacted this week, but supporters say it could improve competitiveness and boost Mexico's standing in the global economy. |
01Mar2013 | Human Rights Movement Claims 70,000 Migrants among Mexico's Disappeared La Jornada The Mexican government must not only provide figures on the overall victims of enforced disappearance, but also specify how many of them are undocumented, find them alive and punish those responsible, said Ruben Figueroa, coordinator of the Mesoamerican Migrant Movement. |
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