28Feb2013 | Laid-Back Beach, Lost in Time, in Zipolite, Mexico Associated Press A sleepy town with one main street and no ATMs, Zipolite is one of many tiny coastal pueblos that dot the Pacific in Mexico's Southern state of Oaxaca. Stretching from Puerto Escondido to Huatulco, the region is sometimes called the Oaxaca Riviera. |
28Feb2013 | Mexican Sex Abuse Victims Say 'We Don't Believe in Any Pope' RNW On the eve of Pope Benedict's resignation Mexican sexual abuse victims say they have no hope that the pontiff’s successor will provide justice for the thousands of children abused by priests. |
28Feb2013 | Spanish Mothers Strip to Save School Bus; Sexy Calendar Moms have Raised Thousands The Huffington Post A group of Spanish mothers have disrobed for an erotic calendar to raise money for a school bus for their children. In less than a month the desperate housewives managed to raise enough cash to pay for the school run for the next three months. |
27Feb2013 | Keegan Hamilton: Why Killing Kingpins Won't Stop Mexico's Drug Cartels The Atlantic While successful on some levels, killing kingpins is accompanied by grim side effects. Mexico's former Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong says the strategy causes criminal groups to fragment, making them more violent and much more dangerous. |
27Feb2013 | Guatemalan Refugees Agree with Government on Repatriation from Mexico EFE The villagers from the Guatemalan community of Nueva Esperanza who took refuge in southern Mexico in 2011 reached an agreement with their country's government to be repatriated on Feb. 28, non-governmental organizations reported Tuesday. |
27Feb2013 | INAH: Experts Tout Nanotechnology in Preservation of Cultural Treasures EFE Experts from nine countries have come together to promote the use of nanotechnology to preserve works of art and other cultural treasures, Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History said. |
27Feb2013 | Dysfunction of US Immigration System on Full Display this Week, Heightens Need for Real Reform America's Voice Further evidence of the nation’s dysfunctional immigration system was on display this week, when ICE - in anticipation of the upcoming sequester - released several hundred immigrants from their detention facilities. |
27Feb2013 | 70,000 Immigrants are Deported from the US to Baja California Every Month Fulano.info Around 70,000 deported people per month are sent from the United States to Baja California, said the secretary of Social Development, Pablo Alejo Lopez Nunez. |
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