02Jan2013 | California Couple Hopes Their Voluntourism Films Will Inspire Others Marin Independent Journal 'Journeys for Good' co-founders Steve and Joanie Wynn discuss their vision for a public television series which explores voluntourism opportunities around the world. |
02Jan2013 | UAEM: 'Mexican Society is Affecting the Environment' The News Environmental problems are of a social nature, determined largely by factors such as population dynamics, technological advancement and economic and political activity, said State of Mexico Autonomous University Professor Gutierrez Cedillo. |
02Jan2013 | Young Mexican Coffee Chain Gives Starbucks a Run for Its Mocha America Economia/Worldcrunch It’s been around for barely two years, but the Cielito Querido Cafe is fighting for a market that is very popular in Mexico, a market that was first cracked by Starbucks. |
02Jan2013 | Are School Policies Pushing Children Out of Education and Into Criminal Justice System? Al Jazeera For the first time, a US congressional panel is looking into what the American Civil Liberties Union calls a disturbing trend - one that criminalizes rather than educates many US children. |
02Jan2013 | New Strategy: Mexico Policy Shift Seen as Push for Sovereignty The Texas Tribune Security initiatives recently announced by the Mexican government suggest that the country may move to reaffirm its sovereignty and focus less on the interests of the U.S. and other foreign countries, a former assistant special agent at the Department of Homeland Security said. |
02Jan2013 | Can You Fight Poverty With a Five-Star Hotel? Foreign Policy The story of how the World Bank's investment arm hands out billions in loans to wealthy tycoons and giant multinationals in some of the world's poorest places. |
02Jan2013 | Mexicans Without Identities Live in the Shadows - In Their Own Country KPBS.org Millions of undocumented migrants live a shadow existence in the United States. But it may come as a surprise that south of the border, Mexico has a shadow population of its own. |
02Jan2013 | Scientist Says Drug-Resistant Malaria Threatens Deadly Global 'Nightmare' NBC News Scientists are battling to stop a drug-resistant malaria that could threaten the lives of millions. "We worry that we are running out of time," one scientist says. NBC News' Ian Williams reports from northwestern Thailand. |
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