16Feb2013 | Canada Adds Mexico to List of 'Safe' Countries to Fast-Track Mexican Refugees The Canadian Press People from Mexico, New Zealand, Australia and three European countries will now have their refugee claims reviewed differently than those from many other countries. |
16Feb2013 | The Hunger Crusade in Mexico and its Need for Transparency and Accountability Transparency International Mexico is the second biggest economy in Latin America and growing steadily. Yet, despite its economic performance Mexico suffers from extended poverty and inequality. |
16Feb2013 | Social Media May Prove Useful in Prevention of HIV, STDs, Study Shows Science Codex Facebook and other social networking technologies could serve as effective tools for preventing HIV infection among at-risk groups, new UCLA research suggests. |
16Feb2013 | Consumer Spending Boost Seen on Mexico's New President's Reforms Reuters Mexico's ambitious agenda of economic reforms could unleash pent-up spending by low and middle-income earners if the economy gathers steam and more on-the-books employment gives workers easier access to credit. |
16Feb2013 | Mexican Artist Pedro Reyes Turns Recovered Guns into Musical Instruments Associated Press Reyes has dedicated his last two years transforming weapons, that were either turned in or seized by the army and police in Ciudad Juarez, into musical instruments. |
15Feb2013 | Cervantes Institute, Mexican University to Promote Spanish in US Latin American Herald Tribune Spain's Cervantes Institute and Mexico's largest university held talks in Madrid Friday on an accord to collaborate in promoting the Spanish language and Ibero-American culture in the United States. |
15Feb2013 | Hopes Raised for Mexicans Fighting for Justice for Their Families Al Jazeera Last month French national Florence Cassez was freed by the Mexican Supreme Court for being wrongly imprisoned, raising the hopes of many Mexicans who are fighting for justice for their own families. |
15Feb2013 | Lateral Deportation: Migrants Crossing the Mexican Border Fear a Trip Sideways The Washington Post While reporting this story last week among the down-and-out (and recently deported) at a migrant shelter in Tecate, Mexico, I met a few men who had a whole new reason to dread re-arrest by U.S. Border Patrol. |
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