24Dec2012 | US Split Over Proposal to Waive Environmental Reviews on Federal Lands Near Borders Associated Press An idea that House Republicans kicked around for years has advanced farther in the legislative process than ever before and rekindled discussion over how to balance border security with wildlife protection. |
24Dec2012 | Journalism Falls Victim to Mexico Narco Wars, Says Investigative Foundation Fundacion MEPI Mexico was the most dangerous country in 2011 to be a reporter. Continued fear of retaliation from organized crime has deepened an atmosphere of self-censorship among Mexico's regional news outlets, the investigative journalism project MEPI found. |
24Dec2012 | Brad Handler's Holiday Reminder: Philanthropy as Philosophy Forbes Most people think that charity is simply writing a check at the end of the year. For young companies, it can be so much more. |
24Dec2012 | Renowned Atheist Richard Dawkins on Whether Religion is a Force for Good or Evil Al Jazeera Fanaticism, fundamentalism, superstition and ignorance. Religion is getting a bad press these days. Much of the conflict in the world, from the Middle East to Nigeria and Myanmar, is often blamed on religion. But what are the alternatives? |
24Dec2012 | Justice Needed for Victims of 1997 Acteal Massacre, Says Amnesty International Hispanically Speaking News Amnesty International demanded Saturday that the Mexican government and the state of Chiapas assure that justice be done for the victims of the 1997 Acteal massacre. |
24Dec2012 | UN Calls for Global Ban on Female Circumcision Associated Press The U.N. General Assembly unanimously approved a resolution last week calling for a global ban on female genital mutilation, a centuries-old practice stemming from the belief that circumcising girls controls women's sexuality and enhances fertility. |
24Dec2012 | Top Cop Cardenas Palomino Resigns Ahead of President's Federal Police Shake-Up Agence France-Presse One of Mexico's top federal police officials has announced his resignation, rejecting charges of corruption and promising to elaborate on his motivation after he steps down in January. |
23Dec2012 | Activist Group Helps Save Immigrant Mexican Mother from US Deportation Hispanically Speaking News U.S. immigration authorities have suspended the deportation of a Mexican woman who entered the country illegally 12 years ago and is the mother of three U.S. citizen children, a move taken after activists launched a campaign. |
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