14Feb2013 | Anonymous Navigates the New Online Frontier of Civil Disobedience TakePart The hacker group activates online groundswells for social reform that can give traditional protests an extra bump toward changing policy. |
14Feb2013 | Purported 9-Year-Old Who Gave Birth is at Least 12 Years Old: Mexican Officials Sapa-AFP Mexican authorities said on Wednesday that a young girl who gave birth in January was 12 or 13 and not nine as originally reported, and that her stepfather is the father of the newborn. |
14Feb2013 | Fire-God Figure Found at Mexico Pyramid of the Sun The Los Angeles Times Did the rulers of the ancient city of Teotihuacan dedicate their largest pyramid to the god of fire, the so-called old god with a signature beard and fire atop his head? |
13Feb2013 | Love is in the Air: What's the History of Saint Valentine's Day? Care2.com Whether you anticipate the day with joy or dread, this yearly celebration marks the time for chocolate and roses and heart-shaped cards, all in the name of love. But where did the tradition come from? |
13Feb2013 | Watch: Mexican Children Abandoned by Families Because of Disabilities Attitude Pictures Ltd Abandoned by their families because of their disabilities; Attitude TV goes to Mexico, where they discover why so many children are institutionalized. |
13Feb2013 | A Glimpse of Mexico's New Comprehensive Crime Prevention Plan The Christian Science Monitor Mexico’s government on Tuesday launched a comprehensive crime prevention plan aimed at strengthening communities hard-hit by the violence of an ongoing drug war. |
13Feb2013 | Mexico's New Law of 'Amparo' Gives Positive, Necessary Protection to Citizens Aristegui Noticias The Law of Amparo, which was passed yesterday in the Chamber of Deputies, "is going to put an end to the unethical practices and add clarity where we have seen an abuse of amparo and the domesticated authorities kneeling before the powers that be," declared researcher Miguel Carbonell. |
13Feb2013 | Rise of Local Extra-Judicial Groups Poses Stiff Challenge to Federal Government Al Jazeera Mexican vigilantes have handed over suspected criminals to the federal government. But the rise of the vigilante groups from Guerrero state, are posing a challenge to government authorities. |
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