12Feb2016 | SCORE Champions Share Thoughts on Challenging Terrain Unique to Baja California SCORE International In this new episode of CONQUEST, we hear from the champions of SCORE and get their thoughts on the unique, dangerous and challenging terrain that is only found in Baja California, Mexico. |
12Feb2016 | Out of School Youth, Unemployed Latino Teens Can Spell Doom for the Economy Latinos Health There's a new threat to the Latin American economy, and it comes in the form of "ninis," which is short for "ni estudia ni trabaja," alluding to Latino youth aged 15 to 24 who are neither studying nor working. |
12Feb2016 | Mexico Believers Fleeing Catholicism - Can the Pope's Visit Turn the Tide? The Christian Broadcasting Network With a record number of people here now embracing evangelical Christianity, Pope Francis is hoping his visit will re-energize his flock and keep Mexicans faithful to the Catholic Church. |
12Feb2016 | Invaders Take Houses Destined for Guerrero Families Displaced by Hurricanes Mexico News Daily Houses for victims of two hurricanes in Guerrero in 2013 were just about ready for their new residents when a band of invaders came along and stole them. |
12Feb2016 | ADRA Begins to Distribute Wheelchairs Across Mexico's Poorest Communities InterAmerica.org Some 135 persons with physical disabilities will receive much needed wheelchairs across poor communities in the states of Guerrero, Hidalgo, Morelos, Oaxaca, Tlaxcala, Tabasco and Veracruz. |
12Feb2016 | New Film Shows 'Everything Is Nice and Tasty' in Cuba-Mexico Relationship teleSUR Cuba and Mexico share more than the Spanish language, a reality that encouraged actress Idalmis del Risco to direct her first documentary titled “Between Cuba and Mexico Everything is Nice and Tasty." |
12Feb2016 | Marco Rubio Remotely Blocks Mexico Ambassador Nominee While Campaigning The Hill Sen. Marco Rubio remotely blocked the Senate from confirming Roberta Jacobson as President Obama's ambassador to Mexico, even though he is campaigning in South Carolina. |
11Feb2016 | Canada Really Wants to Legalize Weed - But First It Needs to Deal with the UN VICE News Canada's new Liberal government could be a driving force in getting the United Nations to reconsider its treaties that ban the drug. Ottawa might not have a choice, as it finds its plans to legalize marijuana at odds with three UN treaties on the matter. |
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