07Jan2013 | Few Countries Have More Potential for Solar Power than Mexico PRNewswire The scorching hot Sonora Desert in Northern Mexico isn't exactly a hospitable place for human beings, but some consider it a goldmine. According to experts, a mere 25 square kilometers could provide enough solar energy to supply Mexico's 114 million inhabitants with electricity. |
07Jan2013 | 'Pueblos Magicos' Promotes Off the Beaten Path Travel VOXXI Through Pueblos Magicos, the Mexican government is recognizing many areas of the country that are tourist draws because of their natural and historical significance. Here is a look at some of the additions to the Pueblos Magicos list in 2012. |
07Jan2013 | Simon Sedillo: Self-Determination and Self-Defense in Cheran, Michoacan El Enemigo Comun As more rural Mexican communities engage in practices of self governance and self-defense, little by little they are seeing traditional self governance and self-defense as a viable alternative to corrupt politics and submission to organized crime. |
07Jan2013 | Students Return to Second Half of School Year After Holiday Vacations The News Mexican students are returning to school today in the millions as holiday vacations officially came to a close, according to the School Calendar 2012-2013 cycle established by the Ministry of Education. |
07Jan2013 | Latin America's New Credit Frontier Expands on Payroll Loans Dow Jones Latin American banks are experiencing a sharp rise in "payroll loans" that are repaid through deductions from workers' paychecks. Three of Mexico's largest banks say that one in five of their payroll customers has taken out such a loan. |
07Jan2013 | Patricia's Testimony: Mexico Asylum Seeker Finds Refuge in El Paso Shelter Borderzine According to director Ruben Garcia, about 60 percent of about 80 families staying in the Annunciation House are going through the asylum process, and about half of those are referrals from ICE who are in removal proceedings, or in other words, going through the defensive asylum process. |
07Jan2013 | Mexico Drug War: Citizens Use Technology to Fight Cartels in Mexico policymic.com With sophisticated tools available to drug-traffickers, the war on drugs has evolved into a technological arms race. Thankfully, regular people have found a way to use technology to fight back against the cartels. |
07Jan2013 | 'Banished' US Veterans Eligible for VA Healthcare, GI Bill, Regardless of Deported Status Military.com Under the VA’s Foreign Medical Program, the VA assumes responsibility for necessary medical services related to a veteran’s service-connected medical conditions. The same program can be used by vets submitted a claim and requiring evaluations and physicals. Even education benefits remain available. |
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